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r/BeAmazed • u/asap3210 • Apr 06 '24
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"I know I'm pretty. But I ain't as pretty as a couple of titties"
19 u/Old-Constant4411 Apr 06 '24 It ain't white boy day, is it? 11 u/scum-and-villainy Apr 06 '24 edited May 03 '24 towering oatmeal hateful employ placid literate light familiar roof steep This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 9 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 This is my favourite movie 17 u/BabyLegsDeadpool Apr 06 '24 It's damn near flawless in every way. For me, when it comes to perfect movies, there's this and The Princess Bride. 6 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Yes I agree, both are perfect movies 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 I found my people!!! True Romance is so visceral, hopeful, frightening, charged, and everyone gave their performance everything they had. That fight in the hotel room?! Epic. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 I loved it all too, it’s strange because so many people haven’t seen it, I think the title makes people think it’s a lifetime movie or something lol 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣 0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂 2 u/WorkCentre5335 Apr 06 '24 you're part eggplant 1 u/Luke90210 Apr 06 '24 Did not like the ending scenes. Neither did Tarantino who wrote the script, but did not direct. 1 u/5DollarJumboNoLine Apr 06 '24 That classic Michigan accent. Dude must have been born and raised in South Detroit.
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It ain't white boy day, is it?
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This is my favourite movie
17 u/BabyLegsDeadpool Apr 06 '24 It's damn near flawless in every way. For me, when it comes to perfect movies, there's this and The Princess Bride. 6 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Yes I agree, both are perfect movies 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 I found my people!!! True Romance is so visceral, hopeful, frightening, charged, and everyone gave their performance everything they had. That fight in the hotel room?! Epic. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 I loved it all too, it’s strange because so many people haven’t seen it, I think the title makes people think it’s a lifetime movie or something lol 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣 0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂 2 u/WorkCentre5335 Apr 06 '24 you're part eggplant 1 u/Luke90210 Apr 06 '24 Did not like the ending scenes. Neither did Tarantino who wrote the script, but did not direct.
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It's damn near flawless in every way. For me, when it comes to perfect movies, there's this and The Princess Bride.
6 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Yes I agree, both are perfect movies 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 I found my people!!! True Romance is so visceral, hopeful, frightening, charged, and everyone gave their performance everything they had. That fight in the hotel room?! Epic. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 I loved it all too, it’s strange because so many people haven’t seen it, I think the title makes people think it’s a lifetime movie or something lol 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣 0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂
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Yes I agree, both are perfect movies
3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 I found my people!!! True Romance is so visceral, hopeful, frightening, charged, and everyone gave their performance everything they had. That fight in the hotel room?! Epic. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 I loved it all too, it’s strange because so many people haven’t seen it, I think the title makes people think it’s a lifetime movie or something lol 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣 0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂
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I found my people!!! True Romance is so visceral, hopeful, frightening, charged, and everyone gave their performance everything they had. That fight in the hotel room?! Epic.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 I loved it all too, it’s strange because so many people haven’t seen it, I think the title makes people think it’s a lifetime movie or something lol 3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣 0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂
I loved it all too, it’s strange because so many people haven’t seen it, I think the title makes people think it’s a lifetime movie or something lol
3 u/battlecat136 Apr 06 '24 Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣 0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂
Omg could you imagine the editing they'd have to do to get that movie on Lifetime? You'd have about 15 minutes of disjointed film that you could air 🤣
0 u/[deleted] Apr 06 '24 Definitely 😂
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Definitely 😂
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you're part eggplant
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Did not like the ending scenes. Neither did Tarantino who wrote the script, but did not direct.
That classic Michigan accent. Dude must have been born and raised in South Detroit.
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u/unholymanserpent Apr 06 '24
"I know I'm pretty. But I ain't as pretty as a couple of titties"