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It only gave one side of the issue. Of course 8-9 years in jail made no sense but how did that happen? What about the relative who sold the property illegally? Couldn’t they have sold some of the property to upgrade the rest? I don’t understand how people can expect prime property to be left unkempt. Gentrification is tough. It would be great if everyone could get a good shake and I’m sure that they were taken advantage of but it wasn’t made clear to me exactly how.




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So, fairytale happy ending, sorta??




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I was entertained by the movie, but it is not an action movie, the genre that people go for these days. Half the time, I can hardly hear the audio - I blame it on the movie theater because the studio would have checked that the soundtrack is copacetic before releasing it to the theaters. This is not the first time, in movie screenings, that I found that the Metreon theater's audio is too low.




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Heart Warming, Love Story, Dedication, Never forgotten




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It only gave one side of the issue. Of course 8-9 years in jail made no sense but how did that happen? What about the relative who sold the property illegally? Couldn’t they have sold some of the property to upgrade the rest? I don’t understand how people can expect prime property to be left unkempt. Gentrification is tough. It would be great if everyone could get a good shake and I’m sure that they were taken advantage of but it wasn’t made clear to me exactly how.




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I was entertained by the movie, but it is not an action movie, the genre that people go for these days. Half the time, I can hardly hear the audio - I blame it on the movie theater because the studio would have checked that the soundtrack is copacetic before releasing it to the theaters. This is not the first time, in movie screenings, that I found that the Metreon theater's audio is too low.




Recommended
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So, fairytale happy ending, sorta??




Recommended
Verified
Heart Warming, Love Story, Dedication, Never forgotten