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Well no, but having a house worth a lot of a money gives you plenty of equity to play with. They don't really touch on it much though so we don't know the entire situation.
I like this movie because all the problems exist when the movie starts and none of them are resolved by the time it ends.
I'm about a half hour from the end (When Two Rudys Meet), so I'm still in the mode of thinking How Is It All Going To Work Out.
No need to beat up on yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name
And stop talking about movies before you finish them, you filthy bitchhole!
I liked it. It wasn't meant to do anything but present a snapshot of a small segment of time in a couple characters lives.
No lessons to be learned, no great ordeals to overcome.
Just life as it is, take it or leave it.
Fuck off. I need something to do when people come in and I have to pause it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc Holliday
This is really good, especially coming from a guy who had theretofore written only the Rocky & Bullwinkle live action movie, Analyze This, and an episode of Doug. My only complaint is that the score was a little overbearing and sometimes drew attention to itself.
Yeah, that Bach cello piece was a little overdone.