Fistful of Dollars
[See “Entry from July 25, 2007” under “My Diary”]
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[See “Entry from July 25, 2007” under “My Diary”]
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Santa would a-wooing go and naturally gets himself quite a present to unwrap on Christmas morning. Hollywood, as usual, brings us every adult’s Christmas fantasy.
Grown children moving back in with their parents create an inherently comic situation, but this movie also strikes a serious note
A parable or fairy tale of social renewal from the master cinematic chronicler of the Urban Haute Bourgeoisie
A sci-fi comedy that neglects to be funny
Jodie Foster is mad and she isn’t going to take it anymore. Fortunately for her, she can kill people and still be the victim herself
Santa would a-wooing go and naturally gets himself quite a present to unwrap on Christmas morning. Hollywood, as usual, brings us every adult’s Christmas fantasy.
Grown children moving back in with their parents create an inherently comic situation, but this movie also strikes a serious note
A parable or fairy tale of social renewal from the master cinematic chronicler of the Urban Haute Bourgeoisie
A sci-fi comedy that neglects to be funny
Jodie Foster is mad and she isn’t going to take it anymore. Fortunately for her, she can kill people and still be the victim herself
Santa would a-wooing go and naturally gets himself quite a present to unwrap on Christmas morning. Hollywood, as usual, brings us every adult’s Christmas fantasy.
Grown children moving back in with their parents create an inherently comic situation, but this movie also strikes a serious note
A parable or fairy tale of social renewal from the master cinematic chronicler of the Urban Haute Bourgeoisie
A sci-fi comedy that neglects to be funny
Jodie Foster is mad and she isn’t going to take it anymore. Fortunately for her, she can kill people and still be the victim herself