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What's interesting to me is that every year there's a movie starring Diane Keaton or someone that grosses over $100 million and it's always dismissed
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Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Mar 8 '10, 09:40
as a fluke.
If I had my own prodiction company, I think I'd only invest in movies about people over 50 finding love until other people caught on.
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nice! -- nm
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ty97
Mar 8, 09:41
They're all made eitherby Nora Ephron or Nancy Meyers. -- nm
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Reagen
Mar 8, 09:40
heh -- nm
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Don Homer
Mar 8, 09:40
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