One of the best ending lines of any movie ever😂😂😂

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B. No

And, even though I want Willow to be caught and face consequences, I am looking forward to what she's going to do to him 🤭 because he deserves it for all that he's done to just about everyone in town!

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No question, Spencer and Trina #Sprina GH

C. Ric

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The ultimate film noir, in my humble opinion. The dialogue (so many quotable lines) and the performances of the leading three make this such an excellent film, and one of my favorites!

Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck

Double Indemnity (1944)
Director: Billy Wilder

#filmsky 🎬 #movies 🎬 #cinema 🎬📽🎥🎞

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No longer the intimidating force he once was.
At this point, he should be leaving the "business" and retiring.
Also, enough with him trying to talk about anything criminal-related or if someone is guilty or not, when he got away with Jagger's murder.

Judgmental, insufferable
I so wish that he was written better.

No, not at all! I don't like friends swapping mates🥴

Happy Birthday #TabyanaAli!!

B. Marco

Unfortunately, because I truly thought that he was going to be different and better for Lucas than Brad when he first came on the show.

One of my favorite film noirs! Great performances and quite a twist of an ending!

“SCARLET STREET” (1945) dir. Fritz Lang

Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett, Dan Duryea

🎬 Universal Pictures
🎞 #FilmNoir

Unfortunately, very slowly 😒

I hope that he will be better soon 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef and Strother Martin “THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE” (1962) dir. John Ford 🎬 #ParamountPictures

Lee Marvin, Lee Van Cleef and Strother Martin “THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE” (1962) dir. John Ford

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One of my favorite Hitchcock movies _ top three for me!

Margaret O'Brien was a standout in this!

A. Willow

(Although an argument could definitely be made for C. Kristina)

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A. Drew

Thank you, #GeneralHospital! Anthony Geary was a General Hospital Legend and won't be forgotten. #GH 🙏❤️😢

Spencer and Trina

It's beyond past time for this to happen! Two people were brought back from the absolute dead this year, so Spencer who wasn't seen actually dead can still be alive.

There's been more than enough time to find someone and to develop a strong reunion story and beyond for them.

Definitely one of the best noirs ever!

I thought the same thing about the looks on their faces😔

The War of the Roses (1989)
Director: Danny DeVito

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That was beautiful!

Great film, with a great soundtrack!

One of the first movies I remember going to the movie theater to see!

To remove the dead weight from her back (Kai) and to finally get some decent story and dialogue that lasts more than a few seconds. Everyone else gets plenty of scenes with tons to say except for Trina! I’m tired of it!

Then once that happens they can start building up a Sprina reunion! #Trina #GH

Trina on #GH, I wish for a storyline that reestablishes her as an independent woman,who has her own business to focus on.
I'd like to see an arc on her graduating, with a job lined up in the art world-maybe with a connection to Crimson,which could allow her more interactions with other characters.