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I am a complete idiot for hatting on this movie without seeing it.

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How do you do that? Put DvDs inside a hat?

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i am intrigued by this post, if it's not too much trouble could you possibly share some of what your thought process was when making it? also, was use of the "I want to preview my post" option involved in any way?

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I am a complete idiot for hatting on this movie without seeing it.

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How do you do that? Put DvDs inside a hat?

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i am intrigued by this post, if it's not too much trouble could you possibly share some of what your thought process was when making it? also, was use of the "I want to preview my post" option involved in any way?

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He was just performing his civic duty - as I hope we all do from time to time - of pointing out and making fun of a silly typo. He gets bonus points, in fact, for doing it in a way sly enough to get past at least two people. My hat's off to the gentleman.

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So Tarantino dialogue is annoying when it comes from girls and amazing when it comes from criminals even though it's pretty much the same crap? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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I didn't think they were similar at all. The girls were babbling about incredibly trivial [censored] nonstop throughout the flick, e.g., finding weed, Abernathy almost falling down, etc.

Stuntman Mike was incredibly direct and badass. The 100% death proof line inside the car was great. His encounter with Butterfly, specifically his John Wayne impression, was very straight on and cool. I thought his stuntman story was funny as well.

Perhaps it was because his dialogue came in small doses with other people as opposed to 4 chicks talking about trivial [censored] for 2 years?