All the tension with her collaborators is reconciled in the end.
A thousand years gets tossed around but in the original film it seems like it shouldn't have been more than 100 years ago
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It wouldn't have been great if he had one kid with the other woman, but he had a bunch and that causes some concern.
In the end he (almost) wins over the small town sheriff who might have been interested in his wife to his cause
He has a bit of a tete a tete with a teen girl, who then talks to his estranged wife about his feelings.
In the end he's really hot for her, but she still leaves.
He has a spat with his wife near the start of the movie about how he's not taking care of himself and she's worried about some changes in him
Not a big commercial hit, but I feel like its a very "Reddit" movie (/cult classic) and I've seen people guess it a lot elsewhere so I know y'all are out there.
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The guy pulls her into some light fraud (there was no mens rhea!)
the guy is well known in his community for his tantrums where he smashes stuff but she totally sees another side of him.
In case it wasn't obvious, the relationship is non sexual
It's a sequel, we saw the start of their relationship in the first movie, and after some hiccups they are back to being friends in this one.
Mike Johnson has been catching a lot of flack for saying that the $172K pay package is too small and so congress relies on trading to make money. While it's true that 172K is more than double the median US salary, it is quite small for positions that seem relatively in line with a representatives responsibilities and general qualifications.
Given concerns about insider trading and ethics, would you be interested in giving congress a significant pay raise in exchange for stricter ethics and oversight regulations (for example, forcing blind trusts and/or restricting investments in publicly traded stocks to US focused index funds)?
I'm also curious about feelings about applying this logic to the Supreme Court and executive which have had their own ethics issues of late.
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Before she meets her love interest and his dad she's on kind of a road trip where she falls in with a raggedy crew.
There's a memorable scene with a distant relation of the main character super creepy.
Don't think it's discussed as much in the movie as in the book, but here a woman gets to go out with a younger guy who is really much older than he seems.
No, it's not out yet, but that hasn't stopped the opinions so I might as well see yours!