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In a nameless city deluged by a continuous rain... three rabbits live with a fearful mystery. (c) David Lynch's "Rabbits". Love learning languages, reading, playing on my ps3, listening to music (punk-rock never dies :D ). that's it :3
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    A fantastic movie !

    I watched a fatanstic movie named "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" last night. After that, I was surprised of the actor's imagination and creativity. At the same time, the story was so rich that I was moved deeply. So I recommend that everyone could have a chance to see it.

     There were two clues to make the story more fluerent and more natural. The structure of the whole story was really interesting. It showed us a magic life of Benjamin that he (who) was borned as an old baby and then grew up younger and younger. Another side of this movie, it was also a narrateion from his wife's mouth who was going to die. 

    It lasted 159minutes. Although my eyes were tired, my heart was full of power because of some words in the movie. "You can change or stay the same. There are no rules to this thing. We can make it best or the worst of it. And I hope you make the best of it. I hope you see things that startle you. I hope you feel things you never felt before. I hope you meet people with a different point of view. I hope you live a life you're proud of. And if you find that you're not, I hope you have the strength to start all over again."

     

    ps_ good job! I liked review:) I decided to check only one paragraph, there are not many mistakes)

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    Russian words in the book "A Clockwork Orange" Have you read “A Clockwork Orange” by A. Burgess? There is a some kind of argot in the book in which many Russian words are used, and it’s rather easy for me to understand them since I’m Russian =) I wonder how people who speak other languages and can't speak Russian at all manage to read it. All these words are explained in footnotes? ps_sorry if there are many mistakes) correct them please :3
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    horrors I like horror movies, especially old ones. There is one amazing film “Frankenstein” (1931) with B. Karloff starring as a monster. I think I like this movie… but I must say that there are just a few moments that you can find both in the film and in the book: the names, the monster, a wedding and… nothing more, I think)) I was crying over the book while reading it and I was a little bit shocked by the happy ending of the film =/ What the hell? Why almost all old films have happy ends? But the atmosphere of such movies is awesome! I suppose this fact makes me watch them)
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