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Yeah we are gunna. Is it ...like...that sad? MY daughter cries if the little bear gets his porridge eaten by Goldilocks!
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<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>RayPeterson wrote:
LOL, no that's one of the episodes I missed. I don't watch it regularly.<center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span>
*puts cigar in mouth* "No...I...I didn't see that..."
LOL, no that's one of the episodes I missed. I don't watch it regularly.<center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span>
*puts cigar in mouth* "No...I...I didn't see that..."
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<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>Art Weingartner wrote:
Yeah we are gunna. Is it ...like...that sad? MY daughter cries if the little bear gets his porridge eaten by Goldilocks!
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I don't know what Nocternal Feeder and kennyman would say to this but in my opinion this is not a kids movie. This is not like "Beethoven", "Bingo" or something like this. It's a film about life in general. And how a dog can become a part of your family.
Don't get me wrong it's also a comedy with many parts to laugh and I really had to laugh a couple of times but don't watch it with the wrong expectations.
Yeah we are gunna. Is it ...like...that sad? MY daughter cries if the little bear gets his porridge eaten by Goldilocks!
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I don't know what Nocternal Feeder and kennyman would say to this but in my opinion this is not a kids movie. This is not like "Beethoven", "Bingo" or something like this. It's a film about life in general. And how a dog can become a part of your family.
Don't get me wrong it's also a comedy with many parts to laugh and I really had to laugh a couple of times but don't watch it with the wrong expectations.
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Thanks Ray, that's what I was wondering.
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Saw taken the other night. Was pretty darn good. Makes me a bit terrified of the sick things that go on in this world though. Goodness.
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Oops, forgot to capitalize that. Anyway, here's a trailer.
The movie is basically about sex trafficking. It's scary that people get away with this. I saw a little documentary about human trafficking. Horrible, horrible stuff.
The movie is basically about sex trafficking. It's scary that people get away with this. I saw a little documentary about human trafficking. Horrible, horrible stuff.
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Yeah it is. Those b******* target the most vulnerable and deprived. Ponces.
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<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>RayPeterson wrote:
<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>Art Weingartner wrote:
Yeah we are gunna. Is it ...like...that sad? MY daughter cries if the little bear gets his porridge eaten by Goldilocks!
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I don't know what Nocternal Feeder and kennyman would say to this but in my opinion this is not a kids movie. This is not like "Beethoven", "Bingo" or something like this. It's a film about life in general. And how a dog can become a part of your family.
Don't get me wrong it's also a comedy with many parts to laugh and I really had to laugh a couple of times but don't watch it with the wrong expectations. <center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span>
I understand your opinion.But my kids are not exactly little.Our oldest is gonna be 19 on Sunday,Brett is gonna be 17 in May,and as for Michelle she just turned 10 in Feb.It was Michelle who wanted us to see the movie,her class had already read the book.She told us that the story was sad because Marley dies,like Dodger died at the end.Kristen and Brett really didn't care what they saw.But everyone of us had tears in our eyes when we left the theater,and yes I know it's sad.But Dodger was our Marley,and no matter how sad the movie was.Loosing her was way harder on my kids,than seeing a movie where they knew there were several Marley's playing Marley,and that the dog was acting, not really dieing.In a way it was like watching a memorial in honor of how it was having Dodger for us,loving her,her loving us,her young days of tearing things up,her old days when we would have to pick her up so she could lay down on the bed,and of course the day the kids had to say good-bye to her,before I had to carry her to the car.She couldn't walk,the cancer had taken over her body,and you know who held her head as they put her to sleep at the vets,me.She died in my arms.I couldn't bring her home to my kids and that was real.My kids know the difference between reality and movie magic.
Now,I am done talking about this.I'm a momma and my tears need to be gone before Michelle walks in the door from school.I really care about you Ray Peterson.I know you didn't know what I would say,but what I just said, is what I would say.
But really I care about everyone on the board,Bonnie,Art,RaysY,RayP,and of course my husband Kennyman.I think of you all as my Burbs family.
<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>Art Weingartner wrote:
Yeah we are gunna. Is it ...like...that sad? MY daughter cries if the little bear gets his porridge eaten by Goldilocks!
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I don't know what Nocternal Feeder and kennyman would say to this but in my opinion this is not a kids movie. This is not like "Beethoven", "Bingo" or something like this. It's a film about life in general. And how a dog can become a part of your family.
Don't get me wrong it's also a comedy with many parts to laugh and I really had to laugh a couple of times but don't watch it with the wrong expectations. <center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span>
I understand your opinion.But my kids are not exactly little.Our oldest is gonna be 19 on Sunday,Brett is gonna be 17 in May,and as for Michelle she just turned 10 in Feb.It was Michelle who wanted us to see the movie,her class had already read the book.She told us that the story was sad because Marley dies,like Dodger died at the end.Kristen and Brett really didn't care what they saw.But everyone of us had tears in our eyes when we left the theater,and yes I know it's sad.But Dodger was our Marley,and no matter how sad the movie was.Loosing her was way harder on my kids,than seeing a movie where they knew there were several Marley's playing Marley,and that the dog was acting, not really dieing.In a way it was like watching a memorial in honor of how it was having Dodger for us,loving her,her loving us,her young days of tearing things up,her old days when we would have to pick her up so she could lay down on the bed,and of course the day the kids had to say good-bye to her,before I had to carry her to the car.She couldn't walk,the cancer had taken over her body,and you know who held her head as they put her to sleep at the vets,me.She died in my arms.I couldn't bring her home to my kids and that was real.My kids know the difference between reality and movie magic.
Now,I am done talking about this.I'm a momma and my tears need to be gone before Michelle walks in the door from school.I really care about you Ray Peterson.I know you didn't know what I would say,but what I just said, is what I would say.
But really I care about everyone on the board,Bonnie,Art,RaysY,RayP,and of course my husband Kennyman.I think of you all as my Burbs family.
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<span class="postlistquotedtext"><blockquote>quote:<center><hr width="100%"/></center>RayPeterson wrote:
I just returned from "Marley & Me" and boy, although I never had pets in my life my eyes were really wet at the end. What a moving experience. I can't remember the last time I had to take so much care of not bawling like a baby while watching a movie. Must have been...don't know, years ago. That was tough. I guess 80% of the cinema was in tears. And just as I said: I never had a dog (pet in general) in my life.
So to anyone who hasn't seen it yet: go watch it!<center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span>
OMG. I didn't think I'd cry. Because it usually takes quite a bit for me to cry during a movie. But goodness...All I could think was I wanted to rush home and hug all my animals.
***Spoiler below***
I also teared up at the part at when she had a miscarriage. Oh my gosh. That was so sad.
It's always sad when someone is desperately wanting a child, and these crackheads and horrible people are just popping out babies like tic tacs.
I just returned from "Marley & Me" and boy, although I never had pets in my life my eyes were really wet at the end. What a moving experience. I can't remember the last time I had to take so much care of not bawling like a baby while watching a movie. Must have been...don't know, years ago. That was tough. I guess 80% of the cinema was in tears. And just as I said: I never had a dog (pet in general) in my life.
So to anyone who hasn't seen it yet: go watch it!<center><hr width="100%"/></center></blockquote></span>
OMG. I didn't think I'd cry. Because it usually takes quite a bit for me to cry during a movie. But goodness...All I could think was I wanted to rush home and hug all my animals.
***Spoiler below***
I also teared up at the part at when she had a miscarriage. Oh my gosh. That was so sad.
It's always sad when someone is desperately wanting a child, and these crackheads and horrible people are just popping out babies like tic tacs.