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2 comments:
My respect for the Coen brothers guarantees
I'll watch anything they do. Doesn't mean I'll
like it though; i.e., nothing special about
Raising Arizona. And the opening doesn't
hold a candle to that of The Godfather or
Inglorious Bastards. And perhaps even
2001 A Space Odyssey.
As for Covid deniers, and while we're on the
subject of movies, all I can say is may the
odds be ever in your favor.
Happy Friday Miss C!
Happy Friday, gwdMaine!
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