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Is being topless these days a crime?? Where's the alleged machete??Any further info??
ReplyDeleteI think he may have just been enthused to watch Le Couperet last night.
ReplyDelete@esquared..I am glad you brought this up...why bring a very violence oriented film which was never released in the US here? I was there and walked out. I was expecting a more intelligent and uplifting experience.
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"why bring a very violence oriented film which was never released in the US here?" I think you answered your own question. The USA has an unlimited appetite for severe, sadistic violence whether caused remotely through heroic bombs, or virtually through media.
ReplyDelete@nygrump..au contraire
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