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There's this permeating sort of freshness that makes it an enjoyable watch. Was ultimately bothered by the characterization of the 2 main characters, however.
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we are on a black-and-white mode my dear! :D who break the cycle and add a coloured movie or even technicolour? or is black and white better (it almost iiiiiiiiiiiis)
ReplyDeletelol YES. i wasn't going to break it with my next one, but now i might just think about it :)...we'll see tomorrow, or later today for you. given my recent watching habits, it may prove something of a challenge haha :).
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