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Because if her hymen was never damaged during sex, then what were we expecting to see? ESD: Since hymens come in every shape and form, it is difficult to know if a dent or a fold in it is there because of previous damage or if it's just a normal anatomical variant.

Here's a slide that Alisa Miller showed at a previous TED Talk.

So we know from previous spills.

One of the things that happened with the two previous oil spills was that we really worked on some of the symptoms.

So if you take the LED lightbulb, for example, a very simple thing, they're now 85 percent less than they were five years ago, and their efficiency, when you compare them to an incandescent bulb, like the lightbulb I showed in the previous slide, is incredible.

We can get maybe at about 500 dollars, the previous kit was maybe $150, again, paid for over time, two years to pay it all off, you can get the TV, so the lightbulbs and the TV.

I knew nothing about Leigh Scott when I rented it, and would not have done so if I had known that most of his previous films were horror films.

While I agree with the previous post that the cinematography is good, I totally disagree with the rest: This is nothing more than a porno movie disguised as an artsy film.

Flatly directed by Rafael Portillo, with a talky and tedious script by Alfredo Salazar and Guillermo Calderon, cruddy continuity (for example, the Bat was clearly killed at the end of the previous film, but is miraculously alive and well here!),

But this movie its worth to check out as a manual of "how to not do a movie"...and if Fragata's previous works where bad...this one it's a "masterpiece" in achieving the title of AWFUL.

The "film" consists of the audition tapes of the "Surrender girls" and some footage from previous films.

Again, we're getting a melange of themes well covered by so many previous films.

Seems like some of the previous reviewers has seen another movie than what i saw earlier tonight... Actually, this movie is the reason why i registered at IMDb.

If you are expecting this cinematic adaptation of another Nicholas Sparks novel to follow the surefire formula of previous films, such as "Message in a Bottle," "Nights at Rodanthe," and "A Walk to Remember," think again.

This movie is presumably the years where he gets his material for writing, the adventure years, hence the title and the previous quote.

The directing by John Pieplow (whose only previous directing effort was Jurassic Women, which I will let the title speak for itself) was uninspired and there was something wrong with the editing which resulted in the film being disjointed with a few scenes completely unrelated to the plot, unless the screenplay is at fault (which is quite possible.)

As in previous sequels, there's nothing here to really connect the films except for the monster, the witch and Ed Harley (Lance Henriksen).

And finally, I read in previous comments that stated that people who don't like this movie are anti-gay.

No one can make an 'instant cult classic', Joe Minion's previous "After Hours" achieved that by sheer merit & an amazing director, but it wasn't instant.

2/3 of this movie is recycled footage of the previous movies, a fact that's sadly obvious even to someone like myself who hasn't seen the original movies.

Movie is definitely for kids as the previous comments have it pretty right on.

There are no big stars in this movie compared to the previous films, giving you one more reason not to watch this one.

I have to agree with the previous reviewer.

A previous reviewer mentioned this but the usage of stock footage was quite obvious.

I have seen previous movies from Cédric Klapisch, and therefore expected a quality movie with psychological depth.

Previous Tarantino movies were from a guy in love with other movies.

Again, like many other TV Shows, a certain actor/actresses in thrust into the limelight, in this case Miranda Cosgrove, having built up her reputation in previous Movies/Series (especially by Nickelodeon and Dan Schneider.

It was inferred by a previous poster that the military would not be subordinate to the police in a disaster as depicted in the film.

I have never seen the TV Series or the previous movies.

Rourke's character makes the pain and pleasure of the previous night's misbehavior a place-setting for yet another grueling ugly day in the life of a drunken misanthropic unknown writer.

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