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No one told Bruce Willis we're not doing casual Friday any more
Movie News | Ali Gray | 28th June 2014
We all know Bruce Willis stopped caring about his movies about two Die Hards ago, but he could at least have worn a shirt and tie for the poster shoot. The Prince gets minus poster points for the unnecessary helicopter and the mysterious sparks. Also because it looks like it was made in a lunch break. Which, coincidentally, is when Bruce Willis filmed his cameo.
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You Ain't Seen Me, Right? - Your Friends & Neighbors (1998)
Movie Feature | Daniel | 8th October 2010
Here's another instalment of our hidden gems feature, You Ain't Seen Me, Right? - the weekly blog post which naturally assumes you have no taste. (*snort*)
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