28/41

He was replaced by Dennis Quaid, but Liotta is still mentioned in the director’s “Thank You Letters”

Scenario

A fading celebrity takes a black market drug: a cell replicator that temporarily creates a younger, better version of himself. scenes.

during the movies

The toilet mirror appears intact after being smashed several times during the fight. Elisabeth Sparkle: There has been a slight abuse of the substance.

who was covered in blood

Appeared in The 7PM Project: September 20, 2024 episode (2024). Pump It Up Written by: Michael Hall, Leonardo Stella Performer: Earl Gregory Producer: Julien Deguines.

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It was an enjoyable watch, but the last 20-30 minutes got a bit dumb and dumb, losing its intelligence and subtlety to say the least, and going into pure dumb, grossed out territory, completely unnecessary, especially when the messaging wasn’t exactly subtle and throughout the film it was obvious from the very premise tbh, the point is they could have ended on a much stronger note before the final change as it didn’t add anything to say or show, not to turn anyone off. from the moment I watch it, it’s a good movie that keeps you interested from start to finish, but it should have been 20 minutes shorter.