Even Cider House Rules left you with a feeling of hope and some joy in your heart...Toby McGuire's charcter went back to the orphanage to take over where his surrogate father, played by M. Caine, left off, and was mobbed by the adoring children who looked up to him. The girl that always had a crush on the young man had matured into a beautiful young woman who was waiting for him when he returned.
Mystic left you sitting on a street curb after an all-nighter drinking J Daniels from a paper bag, pondering skelatons in the closet and how life is a kick in the face with a steel-toed jackboot. It was typical of an Irish movie, and I'm not saying that's a bad thing.
Mystic left you sitting on a street curb after an all-nighter drinking J Daniels from a paper bag, pondering skelatons in the closet and how life is a kick in the face with a steel-toed jackboot. It was typical of an Irish movie, and I'm not saying that's a bad thing.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by American:
Even Cider House Rules left you with a feeling of hope and some joy in your heart..."Homer",Toby McGuire's charcter, went back to the orphanage to take over where his surrogate father, played by M. Caine, left off, and was mobbed by the adoring children who looked up to him. The girl that always had a crush on the young man had matured into a beautiful young woman who was waiting for him when he returned.
Mystic left you sitting on a street curb after an all-nighter drinking J Daniels from a paper bag, pondering skelatons in the closet and how life is a kick in the face with a steel-toed jackboot. It was typical of an Irish movie, and I'm not saying that's a bad thing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Even Cider House Rules left you with a feeling of hope and some joy in your heart..."Homer",Toby McGuire's charcter, went back to the orphanage to take over where his surrogate father, played by M. Caine, left off, and was mobbed by the adoring children who looked up to him. The girl that always had a crush on the young man had matured into a beautiful young woman who was waiting for him when he returned.
Mystic left you sitting on a street curb after an all-nighter drinking J Daniels from a paper bag, pondering skelatons in the closet and how life is a kick in the face with a steel-toed jackboot. It was typical of an Irish movie, and I'm not saying that's a bad thing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by American:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by American:
Even Cider House Rules left you with a feeling of hope and some joy in your heart..."Homer",Toby McGuire's charcter, went back to the orphanage to take over where his father-figure, played by M. Caine, left off, and was mobbed by the adoring children who looked up to him. The girl that always had a crush on the young man had matured into a beautiful young woman who was waiting for him when he returned.
Mystic left you sitting on a street curb after an all-nighter drinking J Daniels from a paper bag, pondering skelatons in the closet and how life is a kick in the face with a steel-toed jackboot. It was typical of an Irish movie, and I'm not saying that's a bad thing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by American:
Even Cider House Rules left you with a feeling of hope and some joy in your heart..."Homer",Toby McGuire's charcter, went back to the orphanage to take over where his father-figure, played by M. Caine, left off, and was mobbed by the adoring children who looked up to him. The girl that always had a crush on the young man had matured into a beautiful young woman who was waiting for him when he returned.
Mystic left you sitting on a street curb after an all-nighter drinking J Daniels from a paper bag, pondering skelatons in the closet and how life is a kick in the face with a steel-toed jackboot. It was typical of an Irish movie, and I'm not saying that's a bad thing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
