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ieri sera ho visto Moonlight Mile, film del 2002, e mi è piaciuto un sacco.

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    ieri sera ho visto Moonlight Mile, film del 2002, e mi è piaciuto un sacco.

    cast: Dustin Hoffman, Susan Sarandon (fantastica), Jake Gyllenhaal e una Ellen Pompeo (qui alla sua prima prova cinematografica) che mi ha provocato durante la visione del film più di un pensiero lubrico.

    e qui ha senz'altro aiutato l'aver visto il film in lingua originale evitandomi quindi il supplizio di ascoltarla con la voce della sua doppiatrice italiana, voce fastidiosa quanto il vicino di casa che si mette a martellare la domenica mattina alle 8 facendoti bestemmiare la tua vita mentre sei ancora sotto le pezze e che tanto me la fece odiare e venire a noia tanti anni fa in Grey's Anatomy.

    film che mi ha strappato qualche risata e anche qualche lacrimuccia. per me film dell'anno ma non dite che so' rimasto al 2002 anche se un pò è vero.

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