“Do you think that god stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he has created?”
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the most hysterical dialogue ever written by humans was in cinematic masterpiece spy kids 2.
when juni asks the presidents daughter if she wants to dance, and she says, "I only dance... ballet."
and he says, "what a coincidence..."
and he does a little twirl and follows with, "so do I."
that is literally the most iconic scene ever put in a movie.
it's funny, it's serious, it's suave, it's ridiculous, it's incredibly lame, and it's awesome.
it embodies the spy kids movies, really.
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Does God stay in heaven because He, too, lives in fear of what He created?
Strong Sad, probably
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Is it just me or is it so crazy that spy kids 2, a 2002 movie, presents the male lead ballet dancing without any jokes about it, and instead actively subverts the idea that a male character should be bothered by it? In fact he is even presented as cool, suave, and romantic for doing it.
I wasn’t around for 2002, I just feel like this is something that they would not normally do. I was born in 2003, and in my childhood I very much did not think of ballet as a thing I could just do as a boy, even with my mom saying it’s okay.
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Watching spy kids 2 with friends and I'm now completely convinced that this is what Dapper looks like. I will not be taking any further questions at this time
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Advertising drawings of Carmen and Juni Cortez for Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams by Lynne Levin.
[images from Lynne Levin's website]
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Third round, fourth fight
Quote number 27 :
"I believe in a universe that doesn't care, and people who do"
-Angus, Night in the Woods
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Quote number 29 :
Do You Think God Stays in Heaven Because He too Lives in Fear of What He's Created
-Romero, Spy Kids 2
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