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YOU haven't seen it? And your 'no one' is inaccurate; my wife and I saw it.

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In Reply to: RE: "Amour." Two of films greatest "art house" actors, a director w/back-to-back great films, yet, no one sees it. posted by tinear on March 02, 2013 at 07:25:11

Seemed to be a rather realisitic depiction of the problems of aging.
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Yeah, and the "Titanic" was a realistic portrayal of cruising. nt - tinear 07:50:53 03/03/13 (2)
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- ...the "Titanic" was a realistic portrayal of sinking? - grantv 14:05:21 03/04/13 (1)
  I saw it in the theatre with 3 girls. One started crying and I turned around to say that to another when I noticed all 3 were crying. My oh my (or Mye oh Mye). :)
  - "Titanic" was financed by Kleenex. nt - tinear 09:13:36 03/05/13 (0)
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