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Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
1991 | Action, Sci-Fi

"I watched it when I was pretty young. I don’t even remember how old I was. 9 or 10 or 11 or something like that. [Watching Terminator 2 for the first time also became] the first time I had feelings [towards] boys. The first crush I had on a boy was Edward Furlong. He was a punky little brat and was so cool. So rebellious. Rides his little dirt bike and hangs out at the arcade and steals money from ATMs. Hangs out with Arnold Schwarzenegger and teaches him about morals, and how to cry. “I know now why you cry. But it’s something I can never do.” [Laughs.]"

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That end bit almost had me crying!

Jeez, I thought she'd possibly killed their relationship, and as much as I understand why she did it, and even tried to stop it, you really should have talked to him first, Nava.

As for the rest of it. Drio, get your head out of your arse! You very clearly had feelings for Leo, so don't start with all your BS! And then what happened to Lillith? And what's going to happen next with the Brotherhood conspiracy-like attacks?

Can't wait to read book 5 (and Nava and Rohan better get back to their amazing level relationship)!
  
Gifted Thief (Highland Magic, #1)
Gifted Thief (Highland Magic, #1)
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I was really getting into this... though I can't for the life of me get Integrity's feelings against going for something romantic with a certain fae? It's pretty obvious he wants to at least sleep with you if not more!

And considering the romance aspect of this isn't even the main part of the storyline, I have to admit that i was pretty intrigued by the rest of it too. I have a very big urge to go and buy book 2 so i can see what Integrity is planning with her gang and to see if anything is going to happen between her and her love interest.
  
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)
1994 | Drama

"Simple storytelling at its best, character driven, beautiful and cinematic. The ending of that movie, if you’re not feeling good and your heart’s not twisted up and then melted back together then, I mean, I dunno, you don’t have a heartbeat. It’s one of the best feelings walking away from a piece of cinema. It’s all chalked up to really great characters. A really simple story, really. And that’s why I really enjoy it. It’s a beautifully… it’s a masterpiece. It’s a masterpiece of filmmaking in its simplicity. Its characters are lovely and tormented and flawed and beautiful and heroic. And I, again, love the themes of it."

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