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Everything is done for a reason - for example: when a desk drawer is opened and we see a gun, then that gun will certainly be seen again. Probably involved in a death.
iamnikki · 31-35, F
@SW-User so movie hints? I hate when I miss the hints. I find it boring when they are viewing photos and they give clues to what's coming. Cause then I feel I have to really pay attention to the photo, vs what else is going on

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@iamnikki
Yep - - LOL. It's a distraction. I NEVER get it right in a whodunit or a Perry Mason-type movie even though the clues are all laid out. This is why I prefer comedies...
Yep - - LOL. It's a distraction. I NEVER get it right in a whodunit or a Perry Mason-type movie even though the clues are all laid out. This is why I prefer comedies...

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uncalled4 · 56-60, M
@iamnikki They were more like seminars. I used to go to the movies every Monday night. They'd show a film and have someone involved with the film there--the producer, director, even the star sometimes. Mostly indie films were shown, but sometimes a Hollywood film was screened, too.