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Ethan Harper
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 - posted 07-08-2005 03:17 PM      Profile for Ethan Harper   Email Ethan Harper   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
This movie is really slow and hard to follow up until 5 and a half reels.

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Brad Miller
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Agreed, although there are sequences that are interesting from time to time, the fact that so many different things happen and are discussed makes it difficult to follow as a whole.

I must say though the kidney stone stuff was flat out painful.

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Ethan Harper
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 - posted 07-08-2005 05:59 PM      Profile for Ethan Harper   Email Ethan Harper   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I dunno, I think the thing with the catheders is pretty bad as well.

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Jennifer Pan
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Ethan, you should explain in detail what this movie is about just like how you did the other day when you were telling me about it. [Razz]

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Ethan Harper
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What, and ruin it for everybody?

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Jennifer Pan
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Umm... call it a Spoiler!

And just TOTALLY put it in DETAIL!!

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Brad Miller
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Yeah, the catheder stuff. [Eek!] I'm also shocked at the whole attitude from Pat regarding the "situation".

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Ethan Harper
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Tell me about it. Geez. I will admit, the photography was pretty awesome. What did you think about the area?

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The mini man-made lake thing was cool, as was the entire little "community". I wonder what it would've been like with a bunch of people there though.

It's ashamed Glenn Close can't act, eh?

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Ethan Harper
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She was acting? What was the thing about the chicken strips? I seemed to have forgotten the brand.

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Brad Miller
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How could you forget that??? Tyson, ya doof. They were in the frozen food section. That was one of the better parts of the movie too. Certainly better than that food poisioning stuff.

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Ethan Harper
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What about the Beef jerky? I had a hard time finding the right kind. Do you remember the specific brand by chance? Wasn't sure if it is really good for you or not.

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Jennifer Pan
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Wha? Are you guys still talking about the movie? [Razz]

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Brad Miller
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Yeah Jen we're talking about the movie. Reading back on this thread it does seem like we are babbling about nothing, but this was all from the show. I'm kind of surprised actually that people are reading the comments here. Who would've thought anyone had an interest in "Heights"??? Oh well, let's test and see who else is following along...

So Ethan, how long would you say that guy/guy kiss with Jesse Bradford and whats-his-nuts was? I'd say a good 10 seconds.

I can't remember that magic brand of jerky. Maybe we should get together and watch it again, this time with Jen. [Wink]

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Ethan Harper
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I think she may enjoy that way too much!!! And the kiss between James Marsden and Jesse Bradford probably lasted around 10-15 seconds. The sucking noise was what did it for me.

Anyways, I hear Beef Jerky is much better from a butcher rather than pre-packaged.

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