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Old 15-02-2009, 12:43 PM   #1
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Who here has seen this movie? I saw it last night (Valentines Day) and it was awesome! Clint Eastwood was supurb, and considering his age, gives this effort twice as much credibility. Without giving away too much if you havn't seen it, it was funnier than most comedies yet it was more powerful and uplifting than any Tony Robbins speach could ever be. The fact that the film title would also denote an emphasis of a particular brand of automobile (that's right it ain't Chevy or Chrysler) makes it just that much sweeter.

If you havn't seen it already, do yourself a favour and go see it, you won't be dissapointed.

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