RE: The Crying Game (1992): Unraveling Complexity and Timeless Themes

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You've given an excellent review of the Crying Game. A movie named the 26th greatest of all British movies is something that should be watched and that I will do when the situations allow for that. Thanks for letting us know about it and have a good day.

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You praise me too much. I noticed there’s not much nuance. A rave review never got anyone to do anything, right? But I would say, if there was a chance for you to see this movie or another, I’d pick this over the other. Why?

Movie’s won’t take as many risks considering today’s age.

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I apologise if that's how my comments come across to you, but I have no negative intentions when typing them. Hell, I didnt even read the review as a rave review but as one projecting a good movie. I've been known to try out movies from even much less. I'm not trying to overpraise but I type out the comments as they come to me. I hope you understand, bro. All the best.

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You’re alright. 🤝 I’m honestly very happy you comment on my pieces. You’d be surprised, sometimes I’m more disappointed when no one replies! 😆

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