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Dr. Lecter
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 Re: The Notebook Actually I was kidding, folks. But thanks anyway  _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Johnny Dollar
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Re: The Notebook I got your sarcasm, Dr Arthur Lecter!
Poor bradley witherberries, however, seemed sincere...
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Bradley Witherberry
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Re: The Notebook yoshue wrote: I got your sarcasm, Dr Arthur Lecter!
Poor bradley witherberries, however, seemed sincere... I am. Bradley Witherberry wrote: I also don't approve of cross-spoilers of other movies - - even though spoilers are allowed in this forum, the spirit of the rule is that they be related only to the movie being discussed in the thread. I haven't seen My Sister's Keeper yet, so I my eyes had to take a hard u-turn in your spoiler post above... The gentlemanly thing to do would be to simply edit your post and add a spoiler tag. 
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Jeff
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Re: The Notebook Dr. Lecter wrote: Actually I was kidding, folks. But thanks anyway LOL. I was about to have to smack you Mr. Lecter. Because yeah. Heh.
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Jeff
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Re: The Notebook Bradley Witherberry wrote: Jeff wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: Well, Jeff, thank you very much for spoiling them to me!! Nick Cassavettes movies? Umm...did you watch the trailers? That's um, pretty much spelled out for both of the aforementioned films. I also don't approve of cross-spoilers of other movies - - even though spoilers are allowed in this forum, the spirit of the rule is that they be related only to the movie being discussed in the thread. I haven't seen My Sister's Keeper yet, so I my eyes had to take a hard u-turn in your spoiler post above... The gentlemanly thing to do would be to simply edit your post and add a spoiler tag. I won't add spoiler quotes if the theme is spelled out in the trailer. 
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Bradley Witherberry
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Re: The Notebook Jeff wrote: Bradley Witherberry wrote: The gentlemanly thing to do would be to simply edit your post and add a spoiler tag. I won't add spoiler quotes if the theme is spelled out in the trailer. We can't all be gentlemen... 
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Jeff
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Re: The Notebook Bradley Witherberry wrote: Jeff wrote: Bradley Witherberry wrote: The gentlemanly thing to do would be to simply edit your post and add a spoiler tag. I won't add spoiler quotes if the theme is spelled out in the trailer. We can't all be gentlemen... I've never been a gentlemen. Though I believe according to forum rules you are allowed to appeal to the higher beings of your disdain for my lack of a spoiler tag.
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Bradley Witherberry
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Re: The Notebook Jeff wrote: Bradley Witherberry wrote: Jeff wrote: Bradley Witherberry wrote: The gentlemanly thing to do would be to simply edit your post and add a spoiler tag. I won't add spoiler quotes if the theme is spelled out in the trailer. We can't all be gentlemen... I've never been a gentlemen. Though I believe according to forum rules you are allowed to appeal to the higher beings of your disdain for my lack of a spoiler tag. Well fuck ya then - - you've just become the third person in almost five years to go on my permanent foes list at KJ.
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Johnny Dollar
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Re: The Notebook Jeff, how dare you imply that the movie with the little cancer girl might end, you know, that way...
Hollywood can be so crass sometimes.
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Libs
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Re: The Notebook Jeff, I think we have to take away your gay card. The Notebook is love.
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Re: The Notebook Libs wrote: Jeff, I think we have to take away your gay card. The Notebook is love. I lost my gay card circa 2005 dear. 
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Re: The Notebook Awww Poor Wadley is hurt. He can dish but not receive it seems.
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Kris K
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Re: The Notebook I love this film!
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Alex Y.
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Re: The Notebook The My Sister's Keeper spoiler isn't really a spoiler because it doesn't reveal who dies (it's different from the book)...
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Jeff
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Re: The Notebook Well it is in spoiler tags anyway.
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Mannyisthebest
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Re: The Notebook lol this film was on TV...
All I can say out all the chick flicks I like this one.
The chemistry is electric...
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Libs
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Re: The Notebook Still obsessed nine years later. Gosling and McAdams have such unreal chemistry in this.
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Algren
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The Notebook
Classic romance, modernly told. It really is sensational. Ryan Gosling and Rachael McAdams are just so perfect together, and their chemistry is wholly believable. Garner is outstanding. I was near tears half-a-dozen times. Such a great film. Yet again, when a film can relate to a part in your life, it touches you more, and this is what happened with The Notebook and me.
It was obvious that Garner and the old bird were in fact Noah and Allie, but it didn't matter. The slow reveal was appreciated all the same. One thing I'd like clearing up was whether Garner was called Noah when he was younger, or if the old bird just called him Noah because she had some feeling with the story. Not that it matters to my overall grade, but was Garner actually Duke and changed the names of the lead characters in the story to Noah and Allie? Or was he always called Noah? But then where does the Duke name come from?
I am going to watch another Cassavettes film and see if I like it. I'll watch them until I find a bad one. The Notebook is probably my favourite straight-up romance film ever.
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Re: Algren wrote: I am going to watch another Cassavettes film and see if I like it. *cough* Alpha Dog *cough*
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Algren
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Re: The Notebook Sorry, I meant Sparks.
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Bradley Witherberry
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Re: The Notebook Algren wrote: Sorry, I meant Sparks. *cough* A Walk To Remember *cough*
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Dr. Lecter
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Re: The Notebook Well, Algren, you have seen the peak of Sparks adaptations now. It'll only be downhill from now on.
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Algren
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Re: The Notebook Cool. Thanks for heads up.
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Libs
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Re: The Notebook The Notebook is by far the best of the Sparks adaptations (like, not even close). A Walk to Remember is solid too and Dear John is OK. The rest (Message in a Bottle, Nights in Rodanthe, The Last Song, The Lucky One, Safe Haven) are all pretty mediocre/lame.
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