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2004-07-11, 11:26 PM
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It was just on A&E. Is it just me or does anyone else think that movie is VERY disturbing? McCullie Culkin(or however the fuck you spell it) plays some psycho kid who kills his baby brother, a dog, attempts to drown his sister in an icy pond, and trys to push his mother off a cliff. What... the... (don't want to use the word more than once in a post)! At the end when he pushes his mother off the cliff she manages to get caught on a branch sticking out(Don't they always do that?) and climbs back up. He and his cousin(Wants his mom to live of course, they couldn't possibly have two mentally challenged people in ONE movie could they?) are having a brawl on the edge of this cliff and they slip off. The psycho kid's mother lets her son(The psycho kid for those of you who are lost) go because she doesn't have the strength to save them both. I dont quite get it?
Sorry if anyone wanted to see that movie.  All in all, I feel scared that my little brother watched the movie with me. 
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