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You've Got Mail (1998)

Jan 04, 2005 20:59

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dave_chappelle, movies, parker_posey, greg_kinnear, reiko_aylesworth, steve_zahn, meg_ryan, tom_hanks, cara_seymour

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cryingdrunkgirl January 5 2005, 05:20:52 UTC

I love this movie way too much. I give it a million stars because I never get tired of it.

Really? theskooch January 5 2005, 05:23:39 UTC

Well it was highly recommended to me by someone of the emo-persuasion, & I'm going to smack him at work for it tomorrow. If you think about it, Hanks' Joe Fox is an EVIL MAN! & what self-respecting woman, when confronted with the truth, would so willingly allow herself to be one over by the DEVIL HIMSELF!??!

I mean c'mon Meg, so Dennis Quaid dumped you & you had a fling with Russell Crowe. There's still plenty of men out there, & plenty young dudes interested in a cougar like you.

Re: Really? cryingdrunkgirl January 5 2005, 05:27:43 UTC

I didn't find him as evil as you do. I think that at first he was being mean, but once he got to know her he started to really like her. I think that he didn't tell her because he wanted to develope a friendship with her. He probably knew that if she found out who he was right away that she still wouldn't want to be with him because, no matter how nice he was on the computer, he was the devil. Once he got her trust and friendship he knew that he could really have her.

I don't think I am explaining this well but I know what I mean.

Re: Really? theskooch January 5 2005, 05:47:42 UTC

"Once he got her trust & friendship ..." while pretending he wasn't the guy she was talking to on the Internet? In the end, where is the trust in that?

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