MBwithadream
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Inglorious Basterds
No way would Hitler only have two men detail protecting him.
From Dusk Til Dawn
Fukking Kietel blessed the water and it actually became holy water. AND the holy water worked on vampires
HEY...lets ruin our favorite tv show/movie with common logic *THE SEQUEL*
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Brown_Pride
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that's why the future changed...like doc said it would.
come on guys this is basic time travel 101. If you give yourself a sports almanac from the future you end up super rich.
He has a point with the Holy water bit. It takes a long ass time to make holy water and there's no way he would have found all the supplies to make it in that fukked up vampire bar.
Soul Food.....the uncle hid thousands of dollars inside a working television for years........and no fire broke out from him turnin the tv on and off? 
.....and no fire broke out from him turnin the tv on and off? 
"Belly"
Does anyone believe that Bunds understood Lennox whenever he speaks?
For years I couldn't understand what dude was saying either.
And then one day I was watching that shyt and understood every word
I just watched Double Jeopardy on Netflix (yeah I'm late on this brehs) and just 
Ashley Judd's husband fakes his death and frames her for the murder. After being paroled, Judd sets out to find her husband and kill the dude for real, but this time with legal impunity, since she "can't be tried for the same crime twice" according to the 5th Amendment protection against double jeopardy.
The problem is that these would legally be considered as two different crimes that just happen to have the same perpetrator and victim. She could sue and get credit for the first wrongful conviction, but not immunity. fukk outta here. I bet that made some criminal law students go
Also the movie was basically The Fugitive with a gender swap
Ashley Judd's husband fakes his death and frames her for the murder. After being paroled, Judd sets out to find her husband and kill the dude for real, but this time with legal impunity, since she "can't be tried for the same crime twice" according to the 5th Amendment protection against double jeopardy.
The problem is that these would legally be considered as two different crimes that just happen to have the same perpetrator and victim. She could sue and get credit for the first wrongful conviction, but not immunity. fukk outta here. I bet that made some criminal law students go
Also the movie was basically The Fugitive with a gender swap
Phlipside
all day everyday
I just watched Double Jeopardy on Netflix (yeah I'm late on this brehs) and just
Ashley Judd's husband fakes his death and frames her for the murder. After being paroled, Judd sets out to find her husband and kill the dude for real, but this time with legal impunity, since she "can't be tried for the same crime twice" according to the 5th Amendment protection against double jeopardy.
The problem is that these would legally be considered as two different crimes that just happen to have the same perpetrator and victim. She could sue and get credit for the first wrongful conviction, but not immunity. fukk outta here. I bet that made some criminal law students go
Also the movie was basically The Fugitive with a gender swap
i never thought about it like that
Next Friday, Deebo calls into a restaurant and has the cashier relay the message to Pops that Craig is in trouble,
and Pops goes without asking how the fukk do you know Craig, and how the fukk does he know im at this random ass restaurant
and Pops goes without asking how the fukk do you know Craig, and how the fukk does he know im at this random ass restaurant
I just watched Double Jeopardy on Netflix (yeah I'm late on this brehs) and just
Ashley Judd's husband fakes his death and frames her for the murder. After being paroled, Judd sets out to find her husband and kill the dude for real, but this time with legal impunity, since she "can't be tried for the same crime twice" according to the 5th Amendment protection against double jeopardy.
The problem is that these would legally be considered as two different crimes that just happen to have the same perpetrator and victim. She could sue and get credit for the first wrongful conviction, but not immunity. fukk outta here. I bet that made some criminal law students go
Yup.
Whole premise is bullshyt.
threattonature
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House Party....Play drives Kid home after the party then decides to ask him to come back to his house to chill and watch tv to avoid the beatdown from his pops.......nicca yall just came from ya crib...u could have suggested that before yall hopped in the car and left your house....
Nah they came from getting Kid out of jail and dropping all the girls off. Remember Kid left the party to walk Tischa Campbell hump.
Samwell Tarly from Game of Thrones manages to stay fat despite being at the wall in the Night's Watch. While we're on that matter
dude prob got a glad problem but your right dude should have lost mad weight.
yeah u right. ..my bad. ..
well...he still could have suggested it after they dropped Tisha Campbell off...way before they got to kids crib. ...
In "The Wizard of Oz"......Dorothy was an a$$hole, a thief, and a double murderer........and everyone acted like they didn't notice! Quick run-down:
-She blew into town and crushed the Wicked Witch of the East to death with a fkking house
-After the witch was dead, she STOLE the magic slippers off her dead feet
- Then when the dead witches sister (Wicked Witch of the West) came looking for Dorothy for an explanation and to get her sisters shoes back, Dorothy formed a gang, stole her broomstick, and then laid her murder game down quite flat.......AGAIN!
this nikka went innnnnnnnnnn
Men In Black 3..
so K raised J as a kid...but didn't know shyt about him in the first MIB movie...
the entire movie gets a
for the plot....will smith 
so K raised J as a kid...but didn't know shyt about him in the first MIB movie...
the entire movie gets a
for the plot....will smith