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the first time i saw this scene in love actually, i instantly thought of common in the come close video that i posted just yesterday.
and although i was well familiar with the silent yet bold declaration of love through use of placards, i must admit, i was still deeply... deeply moved. sigh.
placards are just.. incredible. watch and learn.
watch
and
learn.
enough. enough now.
*sob*,
tash
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One of my favourite movies.
And one of my favourite scenes, up with:
-Him walking out the door when Knightley is watching the video saying "Its a self-preservation thing"
-Bill Nighy telling his manager "the one I really love is... you", and
-the kids in the airport
i know somone who had this done for their birthday. sweet thing it is!
haw i love this movie
the best is at the wedding when the music starts playing...
and when the portugeuse lady goes "yes" to marrying the guy.
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw
and the other great scene is when the guy is serving the food to the lady and he's like, its pretty bad isn't it, and she's like.. i am the chef.
ok it sounded better in the movie, but you get the gist right.
omg i love the movie too!!!
the end bit of this scene is my favourite, i think placards are gay, but i love it when he says "enough, enough now". and i also love it when the portugese lady says "just in cases", hahahaha.
anyways brilliant movie.
and venus - i love you, hahahahaha.
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