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I liked it with her ending with Andrew. I saw this at the theater. I think Annie Potts should have been with Duckie after he kissed her. But, I agree with Molly, she saw him like a best friend not her boyfriend.

Given Biden was a baby at the time this happened he is simply retelling stones handed down by the family. We have one that my grandmother grew up with the Queen mother. I'm guessing the ttuth is a little different.

The Starbucks girl is Meryl’s daughter

Scenes I wished were in the film 3:13 would have shown a creative (yet funny) way of how Garfield got to the city instead of it being implied like how it is in the final film. 5:32 would have given Odie a sympathetic scene for us to feel sorry for him. 6:59 would have shown Garfield not only getting out of the pound but also show politeness without showing any snark as he thanks Sir Roland. 9:59 would have Garfield snarking over such a cliche in the form of Jon and Liz's "relationship".

Fun fact , the Starbucks barista is Meryl Streeps real daughter.

A lot of this stuff was in the books, but definitely not needed in the film

arguable the best audition i've ever seen

A dash of Rachel McAdams in any love story makes it worth the while

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They didn’t throw the best parties with the best music. That dwelling was a rats nest of desperate degenerates who peddled poison to any lost soul who knew to knock on their door.

Saw this in the theaters and man you felt like gang fighting, that’s why it was pulled. Best part of the movie was the beginning, granted some gangs were made up but if you look closely, you can tell which gangs were real too.

This movie is amazing.

I lasted 4.45 mins. Just boring. Hope I didn't miss the punchline.

How the Thank You was cut, I'll never know

So I always had one question: did the fashion department keep giving her branded clothes to wear every day? Or she ended up buying the rest of her outfits after that first one? If the latter, how did she afford it??

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I was 14 years old when this came out. It's my favorite war movie of all time! Ive literally watched it well over 100 times.Staff Sargent Barnes was my favorite character.

it is blockbuster movie from late 1970 and very scary for people to watch it

Judy was really cute.

I was there?

Before only fans existed

Wholesome.

Do you know where the father and son go fishing at the opening of the story?

that was horrible :)

Don't you forget about me.

Andrew, Andrew, Andrew 🥰😍❤️

It's Michael Buffer! Bruce's brother haha, he does boxing, bruce does mma.

There's a reason why most deleted scenes are deleted. 😁

Whoever did the editing for this movie was a real genius..They deleted the correct scenes and kept the correct scenes

I’ve watched Rush Hour 2 over 1 million times and I’ve never seen these deleted scenes. Wow I wished they would’ve kept these especially the Captain part.

Charlton Heston was such a tough and courageous man that when the war broke out he joined the 'Air Force'.

The time when getting stabbed by a light saber was lethal…

The first scene is neat, but I guess they didn't want a Jedi murdered on screen. The rest were fluff to me.

Your men love you.... and if I knew nothing else. that would be enough

For the 25th anniversary, I genuinely hope they will remaster ROTS and add these deleted scenes. They add so much to the overall story and characters

The Phantom pulling that gun on the chicken 😂 And The scene where he says "I never learn how to un-pretzel" I can never get enough extra scenes with him! And Salim "you don't think my can smells like armpit who tried to have sex with skunk?!" I about fell over!!

Therefore this is a war of aggression.

The movie is spot on. No one in high school would end up with the best friend. Will always be one of my favorites. ❤😊

I went through the same. People you don’t know bully you.

Wasn’t that barista Meryl Streep’s daughter?

So glad she didn't end up with duckie

I would have loved to have seen the movie with the deleted scenes added in. I still love the movie though.

I swear Cryer and Matthew Broderick were separated at birth.

That was Meryl Streeps daughter playing the Starbuck barista.

Dat was a bad... mistake.

I would have loved to see their performing also in this interview

For those of us who are team Duckie/Jon Cryer, here's a bit of a "consolation." By not getting with Andie, he gets to live on in cinematic history as the romantic, tortured, unrequited love hero, free to save his devotion for someone who, let's face it, actually deserves him. We get to imagine a happy ending for him with someone else, but if he ends up with Andie, we'll all be thinking she'll just keep him around long enough until the next Blane comes along. With the re-shot ending, Duckie gets one more opportunity to be graceful, showing audiences he's more concerned with Andie's happiness than his own. If he ended up with Andie, that scene goes away, and he gets to live on in infamy as the consolation prize, a doormat for someone who mistreated him the entire movie. And then the fairy tale crowd gets to crap on him for not being prince charming, further tarnishing the Duckman's glorious legacy. Jon Cryer may have been a little disappointed for his character, but I think he won the big prize.

I've watched The Bill Chill many times. Its one of my favorites.