Just say what you mean
Lol when I write multiple paragraphs y’all complain when I keep it simple it’s too simple so me saying rewatch the movie years later is fair
Lol when I write multiple paragraphs y’all complain when I keep it simple it’s too simple so me saying rewatch the movie years later is fair
Stop making excuses and write the paragraphs
Stop making excuses and write the paragraphs
Watch the movie I mean alone think of who is a copy and who not
Talk to these clowns. Only plebs hate on Us
We are Americans felt too on the nose to me but
Hands Across America was a public fundraising event on Sunday, May 25, 1986, when 5 to 6.5 million people held hands for 15 minutes to form a continuous human chain across the contiguous United States. Many participants donated $10 each to reserve their place in line.
In 1986, millions of people did something that feels a bit crazy in our pandemic world today: they held hands across America to raise funds to combat hunger and homelessness in the United States. Thirty-five years later, the revolutionary event is back in a virtual setting.
Wouldn’t be surprised if this is a direct sequel to US in the form of an alien invasion movie. Don’t be surprised when the Super Bowl commercial shows nothing.
While USA for Africa planned to raise between $50 and $100 million, Hands Across America raised $34 million; only $15 million was distributed to charity after deducting the costs to produce the event.
Wouldn’t be surprised if this is a direct sequel to US in the form of an alien invasion movie. Don’t be surprised when the Super Bowl commercial shows nothing.
It’s about climate change
6.5 million people, in fact, joined hands in various locations across the country at events that also boasted celebrity participants. While the most star-studded locations in places like New York (where Brooke Shields, Liza Minnelli, Yoko Ono, and Harry Belafonte all turned out to hold hands), there were other notable locations that featured famous face: President Ronald Regan and First Lady Nancy Regan in Washington, DC; then-Governor Bill Clinton in Little Rock, Arkansas; Kathleen Turner in St. Louis, Missouri; Walter Payton in Champaign, Illinois; George Burns, Dudley Moore, and Richard Dreyfuss in Santa Monica, California.
I’ve seen Us more than Get Out
Get out was overhyped but nailed the interracial relationship
That sounds like a snooze
Y’all said the premises to his last two movies sounded bad too
Y’all said the premises to his last two movies sounded bad too
I hope there is more to it than climate change
Us fell apart when they explained the tethered's origins, hope this one does better.
Y’all said the premises to his last two movies sounded bad too
I’m pretty sure if it’s about climate change,he’ll spice it up but saying “a movie about climate change” just comes off so bland.