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How does a shitty book like this get a perfect five star rating on Amazon, or even get published?
This is the downfall of humanity. Read a real f**king book, Jesus.
They give this five stars, and give Of Mice & Men, or To Kill A Mocking Bird 0 zero, saying it's boring. They really need...
Lmao.
Japanese can not make films with good cinematography.
Have you seen Old Boy?
There are two films you must watch: Sympathy for Mr. Vengence and Memories of a Murder.
Hands down the best horror films you will ever see.
That is the most weirdest--the most random--question I've ever heard. What will the Hulk do? WTf?! What will the Hulk do? I dunno, rape Betty or something? the way those three dogs were raped? especially the poodle? Man, oh man, they had it coming. Torn to shreds. Hey, did you see the scene...
Yes; unfortunately King tries to jack (or mimic) the idea with his short story--Dolan's Cadallac, and fails miserably.
The Black Cat, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Pit and the Pendulum, and The Fall on the House of Usher is even better.
Trolls, trolls, hmm..
No, but I read a strikingly similar story about trolls by Ray Bradbury, titled "The troll"
Pretty good, but a atrocious ending, might I add.
Of course, the likelihood of Stewart ever opening up and seeing things for himself before making a passing judgment and coming to an appropriate conclusion, without bias, is like him accepting Lois finally as his mother.
The following quotations are taken from official court records across the nation, showing how funny and embarrassing it is that recorders operate at all times in courts of law, so that even the slightest inadvertence is preserved for posterity.
* Lawyer: "Now, Mrs. Johnson, how was your first...
bwahahahhahhahahahhahahah... *takes breath*
hahahahhahahhahahhahahhahaahahahahhahahahhahha.
That's what I love about Poe. If he was alive today, PETA would be on his ass. :)
It's ironice, isn't it? People hate King for writing about kicking a dog in the Dead Zone, but not Edgar. The...
I loved the symbolism and the visuals--absolutely nuts!--in this film.
This movie had two of my favorite subjects: art, and writing.
And they were wrapped in the most profound message: death.
This movie was about death, and how we cope with it.