Color Me Curious
Not today Justin

bliss lane
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tannertan36
almost home

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

if i look back, i am lost
Show & Tell

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
Game of Thrones Daily
NASA

#extradirty
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!

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Phantogram Three
occasionally subtle
KIROKAZE
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@mysoulmateisamermaid
I started to forget how perfect you are
This strikes something within me
©noiaillustration
Vojtěch Preissig “The seven ravens”, 1903
A cute pic of me in 100 years
by Adrian Brouchy
Casino (starring Robert DeNiro, Sharon Stone & Joe Pesci)
A ‘95 crime drama directed by Martin Sorcese. The story is written by Nicholas Pileggi. I’m a big fan of Robert DeNiro & Joe Pesci. Matter of fact, how wouldn’t I? After seeing their wonderful performances in the 1990 mafia flick “Goodfellas” I decided to give it a shot. “Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas!” is one of the first things a tourist gets to see, when he enters the gambling paradise. But there is another face that don’t gets as much visibility as the sign. The world of brutal corruption and mobsters hides within.
The movie shows us the mob involvement in the 70’s and 80’s Las Vegas. Ace Rothstein (DeNiro) came to Las Vegas to make a living. Now he runs the Tangiers Casino. But when his boyhood friend, Nicky Santoro (Pesci), now a Made-Man of the mafia, arrives in town, he has his own plans to work out one and another, that will disrupt Ace’s life. When Ace falls in love with a hustler, Ginger (Stone), things start to get worse.
Story: 17/20 Performance: 18/20 Credibility: 18/20 Music: 14/20 Overall: 17/20
Score: 84/100 “And that’s that!”
~ Persist.
Jie Ma - ’Eclipse’