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Lemony Snicket and the T-1

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Several long shots of a Dreyfus styled T-1 in this weird movie...Used as a murder weapon on several occasions (probably not what Dreyfus had in mind).I liked the look of the film in general, but it was a yawner except for the "gotcha" scene. Carey is fun, but over the top as usual. My favorite part of the movie is when he gets hit by the same train...Made me laugh.My wife wants those two hours back. I tend to agree. Wait for the DVD or cable preview.Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
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>My wife wants those two hours back. I tend to agree. Wait
>for the DVD or cable preview. Frank,
Tell your wife that I totally, 100% agree with her. My friends cought me snoozing a couple times
-Dave

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