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Oh right, you love fantasy.
There are many nude characters in science fiction, so I understand the appeal.
Although I am looking more for science fiction books.
I'm warning you in advance, I won’t let you copy my answers on the test.
Funny you said that, I just read a book about Ancient Rome.
The history of Science Fiction
It's hard to choose one. I'm always excited about new things. I chose this class because it interests me and it would be difficult for me to study it on my own.
Whoooo
Amazing job.
The Secret of NIMH (1982) – I'm a big fan of Don Bluth’s films, and this dark yet mysterious, heartwarming, and visually stunning tale with its charming characters is a must-watch.
hint and fun trivia fact:
The team was very adamant in getting all of the "voices" to be done by real animals, so they recorded real animals for the movie. To get the capybara sound, the sound engineer had to travel to a zoo and tickle capybaras. However, the real capybara sounds did not match the personality that the capybara character would have, so instead they used a baby camel for this one.
it's late.
I answer tcrum guess and go to sleep.
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and trivia facts:
The on-screen snow was made from superglue and baking soda.
There were 24 different puppets of Coraline used in the making of the movie, and each one took ten individuals and 3-4 months to construct.
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Hint and interesting trivia fact:
The Robot's name is "Rozzum", shortened to "Rozz". The author of the book the movie is based on, Peter Brown, has written that this is a nod to the 1920 science fiction stage play "Rossum's Universal Robots", written by Czech writer Karel Capek. Capek and his brother Josef Capek introduced the word "robot" into the English language (and into science fiction). The word is drawn from the Slavic root, "robot", meaning "labour". The play was also the first use of the word to denote a mechanical humanoid.
Great job with the first guess.
I just finish to watch a episode from The Sopranos with Steve Buscemi.
Interesting trivia:
Monster House takes place in 1983.
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Interesting trivia:
The population of the City of Frank is 78,899,293,934,872,302,829,287,438.
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Very cool. Nice poster. Can be fun with friends.
I will start new game in 5 min.
Maybe this masterpiece Cheerleader Camp (1988)
I don't remember who the nominees were, but he certainly gave an impressive performance.
I just read your wonderful review about the movie and I am not so sure that he really feel sorry. This is maybe why I didn't mention it in my original post. from your quote: “Wolf and Barker and Keenan...they weren't exactly my friends, but I did like them. And, er...well...I don't...I don't think that I'll ever be able to...excuse what it is that I did, <b>but I had to do it. And…</b>”
It's not really apology.
I am glad someone else agree with me about his performance in that scene.
I am not participating in the event, but Vacancy (2007) is a great choice.
Above the law and Mortal kombat even better.
But I think you need at least one bad film.
BTW, there are two movies named The Revenant from 2009.
I wouldn't say I'm a fan, it's big word, but I liked him in quite a few movies.
It's intentionally ambiguous. In situations like this, it's always best to focus on the performance itself, as that can provide insight into the intended stage directions. After watching Ralphie, I concluded that he was telling the truth and did not cause the fire. Regarding the background of the case, I don't see how he would have had the time or the presence of mind to carry out such an act. Supporting the second theory, however, I noticed that even while his son was in the hospital, he continued collecting money and even assaulted someone—perhaps suggesting that his son's accident did not change him and that he still had the energy to commit acts of violence during this time.
I found out today that Donald Sutherland die 8 month ago.
Thank you. The same.
One of the best first line ever:
https://youtu.be/PuhF4o3nqPw?t=40