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humungus ◊ 2025-02-27 21:23	You know there's something very wrong with a movie when both Mark Ruffalo and Kevin Bacon are thoroughly unwatchable. Upgraded to HD. bonus convertible on the left: bonus van: Roger Ebert wrote This man is James Malloy (Mark Ruffalo), a homicide detective, who meets Frannie while investigating the murder and “de-articulation” of a woman whose severed limb was found beneath Frannie’s window. A. This man is Giovanni Malloy. B. He and the movie refer to the woman being disarticulated.

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You know there's something very wrong with a movie when both Mark Ruffalo and Kevin Bacon are thoroughly unwatchable.

Upgraded to HD.

bonus convertible on the left:

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Roger Ebert wrote This man is James Malloy (Mark Ruffalo), a homicide detective, who meets Frannie while investigating the murder and “de-articulation” of a woman whose severed limb was found beneath Frannie’s window.

A. This man is Giovanni Malloy.
B. He and the movie refer to the woman being disarticulated.

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In the Cut, Movie, 2003

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