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Latest revision as of 07:42, 21 November 2021
"My God — it's full of boors" is a well-known phrase from the political-horror film 2001: A Swamp Odyssey.
In the News
The Shrug is a political-horror film starring Ted Cruz and Donald Corleone as twin surgeon-politicians who exchange facial muscles, leading to frightening advances in surgical filibustering.
2001: A Species Odyssey is a short documentary film about the ethical dilemma faced by two astronauts (Frank Bowman and David Poole) when they discover an alien-human hybrid child stowed away on their spaceship.
"My God it's full of boors" (tweet).
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- 2001: A Space Odyssey (film) @ Wikipedia