Listened in sentence

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My dad told me it's s stupid movie...I should've listened to him.

The Music Score now that must have a mention have you ever listened to a song where you'd rather cut a blackboard with a knife well Universal Soldier 2 is like that.

I listened to the entire comedic performance and never have I laughed so much in my life.

I'm glad I listened.

I personally find Madonna's musical element to be a major part of this film-the CD featuring her music from this movie is one I've listened to often over the years, it's just so well done and performed musically and tuned to that era.

What comes out of it is the fact that people with ideas are never listened to, their voice is never heard.

The husband should have listened to his wife and perhaps she wouldn't have gone on this erotic journey.

When watching this a second time, I listened to the theme song (which actually flaunts how incomprehensible the plot is, in the lyrics), relaxed my logic nerve and figured out what was going on.

I was so captivated by the acting and the tone and the filming that I listened only partially to the dialogues.

Having raised the money for this film on his own, Lloyd wrote this script together with Theodore Gershuni in 1970 and in hindsight regrets having listened to advice to have Gershuni else direct the film instead of doing it himself.

The music is some of the best Tom Waits has ever made--I only just learned that Waits selected Crystal Gayle; (FFC had requested Bette Midler (after hearing her duet w/ Waits on "Never Talk to Strangers") having listened to this LP for 20 years I'm glad he did.

I listened to it via headphones so as to not miss a syllable.

In the middle of the movie I turned on my CD player and listened to Lucinda Williams.

I LISTENED TO "RIGHTEOUSLY".

I have listened (had listened)to PHC for two decades.

Do you remember the times before television when people listened to radio?

The film's messages about racial identity should be listened to by more filmmakers and TV producers.

I listened to it but didn't really understand it.

I really enjoyed this movie because I just sat back and listened.

I too saw this movie, possibly 6 times as a teenager at the movies, my friend had the Album soundtrack, which we listened to and cried.

In "Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide", he gives this film a savage review and in hindsight I probably should have listened to him, as this is a portion of my life I probably wasted.

I was reminded of the movie each time I listened to John Denver song (he also happens to be my favorite singer)and also could remember that the young dark haired lady that was dying of cancer.

I haven't listened to all of the commentary by the director and producer/star but they call this their tribute to the "giallo" my favorite eurotrash movie.

There was a guy who stopped me but why I don't listened to him, so guys listened to me please don't watch it.

There was a guy who stopped me but why I don't listened to him, so guys listened to me please don't watch it

Furtheron they also listened what they did with Evil Dead and Nightmare on Elm Street, I mean the children singing chants.

I should have listened to my DVD players, which started skipping about 1.5 hours into the flick.

Then I bought the 2 LP soundtrack before the movie came out and listened to it over and over.

I should have listened to my head instead of my eyes.

To this date I have downloaded and listened to "Laurie's Lament" by the Vidiots, & "I don't know" by Naked Raygun and neither song is the right one.

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