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agree...

I cannot agree with you more.... This movie has got a tight grip on my mind and heart. Been to see it twice now, and making a third trip this week. I cannot get enough. It is a pain that feels good. I crave it. I want to feel for these guys, for their wives, and their lives. Went into buy the soundtrack (highly, highly recommend it) and could only listen to about 3.4 sec of each track b4 my eyes filled with tears. I am so happy to have it though, b.c. i can relive the emotions anytime i want now.

If you have ever had a love so strong that fighting makes you die and making up make syou die... then you will love this film.

I have different moments in the film that at one time or another were all my favorite... right now I am taken with "...Ennis, girls don't fall in love with 'FUN'!" So true... so true. I'm not a girl, but I think this is true on any level. It is not the fun guys that we love.. it's the ones with passion, that look in their eyes, the ones that only give you so much that it makes you crave more....

See this film.
Feel this film.


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