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They said, "Well, we also believe that if you're a Mormon, and if you're in good standing with the church, when you die, you get to go to heaven and be with your family for all eternity."
Well, we also believe that when you go to heaven, you get your body restored to you in its best original state.
So does this mean that if I went to heaven, I would get my old uterus back?"
Sherman's up in shark heaven.
He would definitely say, "God came down from heaven, and he said unto the cow, 'Thou shalt cross the road.'
And, of course, this is nerd heaven, right?
He describes it simply as heaven.
I suspect that there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamed of, or can be dreamed of, in any philosophy."
One day when I go to heaven to be judged by God, I will ask to see your brother.
Days of Heaven is one of the most painfully boring and pointless films I have ever seen.
Why? Days of Heaven's plot is simple, but extremely vague.
Even heaven appears different.
How could a movie based on such a wonderful story have been made using a Westie, for heaven's sake.
There's also a gorilla kept in a cage who is used occasionally for heaven know's what.
But if you're into poop, fart and boner jokes, you'll be in seventh heaven.
The story about a second continuing war in heaven is good, very good.
Heaven, Mary and all the Saints above!
"My Blue Heaven" is boring.
I have just recently seen Heaven's Gate.
There is a special heaven reserved for people who make the world laugh.
He gave us both the most over-rated film in history (The Deer Hunter) and the worst film in history (Heaven's Gate).
This movie is very scary with scenes where the Devil uses Gabriels horn to open Heaven and pull the good angel-dogs out and imprision them on Alkatraz.
And for heaven's sake, have the guts to cast Fanny as she was written: A prissy, good-hearted, sweetish, whiner!
With "Heaven Can Wait", a screen-adaptation of Lazlo Bus-Fekete's play "Birthday", Lubitsch is saddled with sleepy Don Ameche in the lead--and the combination of an anemic plot, a colorless star, and a musty flashback-framework stymies the director.
Watch "Days of Heaven" if you want to see gorgeous backyards.
I later find out that he is not in fact a man, but an angel sent from heaven.
Maybe he really was sent from heaven...
But in the end, as in "Far From Heaven," the filmmakers' good intentions are undermined by having a protagonist so ridiculously oblivious to the social conventions of their time.
The action winds up at a hospital where we learn that heaven is an elevator ride away.
Writer/director Constantine Giannaris ("3 Steps to Heaven") offer a relatively generic 95 minutes, in which the standout moments involve how stupid, sexist and (from the looks of things) pretty much irredeemable most of these guys are.
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