I just saw Children of Men. It was really good.
Let's see your witty, intelligent and completely misspelled response to that, Anonymous! If that's even your real name, you cowardly commenter.
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Your review speaks volumes. I may continue to avoid the movie, however, because I'm scared of children. And men. And the lumpy intensity of Clive Owen's "serious" face.
I'm more interested in Clive when he outsmarts Denzel, or shoots lots of baddies and then passionately makes out with a mostly slutted-out Rosario Dawson. I'm just sayin is all.
Children of men usually grow up to be womanly men, or manly women...due to the fact that the aforementioned children have two daddies. It's like that one sitcom, My Two Dads: short-lived, with a mullet, and more acid wash than you can shake a stick at.
i'm glad we had this talk.
Two Men and a Baby was a terrific movie. Combing Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson and Tom Selleck was a stroke of genius, and paved the way for the also excellent Two Men and a Little Lady.
I still hate anonymity.
I'm not sure who you're trying to call girly, but that's definitely a list of Three Men, not two.
And you know that anonymous wasn't me because I hold sacred everything made from 1980-1989.
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