With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks.

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Topic - Lost in Translation. - patrickU 13:49:00 10/04/04 (13)

With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks. - tinear 13:40:52 10/05/04 (2)

Re: With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks. - rico 07:28:03 10/06/04 (0)

Re: With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks. - patrickU 07:22:32 10/06/04 (0)

Re: Lost in Translation. - Analog Scott 19:05:26 10/04/04 (7)

Re: Lost in Translation. - patrickU 02:16:30 10/05/04 (6)

Re: Lost in Translation. - Analog Scott 09:43:33 10/05/04 (5)

And so you dismiss all of Proust, Ayn Rand, etc? - tinear 13:35:55 10/05/04 (3)

Re: And so you dismiss all of Proust, Ayn Rand, etc? - Analog Scott 23:01:41 10/09/04 (0)

Re: And so you dismiss all of Proust, Ayn Rand, etc? - patrickU 07:25:10 10/06/04 (1)

Re: And so you dismiss all of Proust, Ayn Rand, etc? - Analog Scott 23:04:51 10/09/04 (0)

Re: Lost in Translation. - patrickU 10:10:05 10/05/04 (0)

I actually respected Murray's performance . . . . for once. - albee33 16:37:14 10/04/04 (0)

Re: Lost in Translation. - jamesgarvin 14:38:40 10/04/04 (0)

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With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks. - tinear 13:40:52 10/05/04 (2)

Re: With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks. - rico 07:28:03 10/06/04 (0)

Re: With "Last Tango..." it forms a great duo of "aging guy" flicks. - patrickU 07:22:32 10/06/04 (0)

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