NickGhostDrake

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DeAge™ : 8246 days • Here since 12 november 2003
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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Come on, distract me because there are bombs in the city today...
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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supersoul if you live in the former Yugoslavia then you know that dubbing doesn’t exist and because of this people speak at least two languages (English and German). which state? Croatia? Serbia? tell us tell us :) I spent a year and a half in Croatia..
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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supersoul: sure, it's obvious. nofake, do you live in Russia? and where? cool!
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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nofake where do you live?
AA.VV. 1991: The Year Punk Broke
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Arnold, I understand that you may not like them, but calling Dinosaur Jr. buffoons is a sign of bad faith or critical dysfunction...
AA.VV. 1991: The Year Punk Broke
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Well done!
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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Of course, it is scientifically proven that at 2 PM, the metalworker, driven by an uncontrollable desire for escape, will flee the factory and, with a resounding kick, send the housewife waiting for "Beautiful" flying and take her place, daily, only occasionally replaced by the category of painters.
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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happypippo, but why are you looking for controversy at all costs? You're strange: you convince yourself that you've heard things I never said. But who mentioned the housewife from Treviso? I said that housewives watch *Beautiful*, so what? Someone must watch it, who? The engineering student? At 2 PM? Or maybe the worker? But where do you see racism in something like that? You're tense, relax... you've called me a snob already 7 times in 3 comments, and I repeat that it's just passion for cinema. But is it really possible that you always look for controversy? It seems to me that I'm speaking in light tones... you're all so strange.
Pearl Jam Live at Wembley Arena, 18.06.2007
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I believe you are alone in this beautiful experience!
James L. Brooks Terms Of Endearment
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No happypippo, it’s not hard at all :) but my point stands: it’s just a matter of habit. If a housewife has gotten used to watching "Beautiful," "Sex and the City," and various nonsense with English titles, she would be able to find "The Deer Hunter" too, if she adapts properly. The formula is the same as a CD. I don’t see what changes between a CD and a film; on one side the notes, on the other the images... in the middle, the language as a vehicle for expression. The only difference is that a DVD has the added option for language selection, which is perfectly fine, long live the freedom of choice! However, I think the title is important, look at the case of "Dirty Harry," truly hilarious... of course, these are just opinions!