Bang On Jack & More
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WLLady
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Bang On Jack & More
um....i DEFINITELY look both ways! LOL. i have zero faith....in fact i have seen people driving the wrong way down one way roads. more than once.
let alone turning left out of the right lane. turning right out of the left lane. going straight out of the left turn lane. passing in a bus turn out (yep, they floored it and went to the right and passed the car in the straight ahead lane), passing in a left turn lane. all kinds of fun stuff!
just hope they can come up with some novel ideas for die hard movies....found the last one a little bit lame....
let alone turning left out of the right lane. turning right out of the left lane. going straight out of the left turn lane. passing in a bus turn out (yep, they floored it and went to the right and passed the car in the straight ahead lane), passing in a left turn lane. all kinds of fun stuff!
just hope they can come up with some novel ideas for die hard movies....found the last one a little bit lame....
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Still love the original die hards though! Haven't seen Jack in any films for quite a while, too bad great character.
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baronrenfrew
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What I loved in the first Diehard movie: the character showed pain (being barefoot: ridiculous yes but real life is like that) and fear and not just toughness
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