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post #1 of 8
12/16/04 at 9:16pm
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http://chud.com/reviews/854
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post #2 of 8
12/16/04 at 9:21pm
"Lay off both kinds of ham, kid."

I bow in your presence, sir.
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post #3 of 8
12/16/04 at 9:24pm
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I feel so bad about that cheap shot, yet I could not resist it.
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post #4 of 8
12/17/04 at 4:00am
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Originally Posted by WalterPill
Is Paz Vega the one that gets schtooped while she's in a coma in Talk To Her?
Yup, let's also not forget Sex and Lucia in which she pulls off the amazing dual role of both Sex and Lucia.
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post #5 of 8
12/17/04 at 2:17pm
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Is Paz Vega the one that gets schtooped while she's in a coma in Talk To Her?
She´s not. That role is played by the fantastic actress Leonor Watling. Go to http://www.princesaherida.com for more info about her, including pictures.

Yes, It´s my sister´s webpage, but also the most important web about Miss Watling.

Enjoy!
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post #6 of 8
12/19/04 at 5:53pm
Well, this movie only made about $9 million opening weekend. OUCH. Oh, and how did this movie cost $80 million dollars to make? HOW?
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post #7 of 8
12/19/04 at 6:05pm
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Originally Posted by chappers
Well, this movie only made about $9 million opening weekend. OUCH. Oh, and how did this movie cost $80 million dollars to make? HOW?
You didn't hear about the Lamborghini chase through the streets of New York?
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post #8 of 8
12/31/04 at 8:36am

Spanglish

It was like James L. Brooks channeled a drunken Robert Altman with a Marlon Brando complex. What a crappy mess of a film. Some of the worst child-acting I've seen in a while. And some of the most directionless acting by adults I have seen in a while. If Tea Leoni and Adam Sandler can get together and make less sense than the incoherent Spanish ramblings of Paz Vega, then I guess this is the Hurlyburly of family films.

Kudos to Cloris Leachman for not letting the rest drag her too far down in this.
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