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Having already exploited Samuel L. Jackson's kick-ass death scene in Renny Harlin's 1999 schlockterpiece Deep Blue Sea earlier today, I would be a fool not to cap it off with some love for Thomas Jane's red-shorted entrance. What an entrance! It's the first time I'd ever seen Jane in anything and well you could also consider these caps to be "The Moment I Fell For... Thomas Jane" because DAMN. And then he spends the remaining 90% of the film in a damn wet suit! DOUBLE DAMN! And there are super-smart sharks! And LL Cool J having long conversations with a parrot! This movie kicks so much ass.
Having already exploited Samuel L. Jackson's kick-ass death scene in Renny Harlin's 1999 schlockterpiece Deep Blue Sea earlier today, I would be a fool not to cap it off with some love for Thomas Jane's red-shorted entrance. What an entrance! It's the first time I'd ever seen Jane in anything and well you could also consider these caps to be "The Moment I Fell For... Thomas Jane" because DAMN. And then he spends the remaining 90% of the film in a damn wet suit! DOUBLE DAMN! And there are super-smart sharks! And LL Cool J having long conversations with a parrot! This movie kicks so much ass.And somehow all the good caps of Tom Jane's swim-into-my-heart scene that used to be online don't appear to be around anymore. My civic duty, then, fulfilled...
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Patricia Arquette is one lucky bitch!
I vividly remember the scene when Tj gets out of the water too - a shot of lightening struck me in my seat. I remember the camera captures a side view of tj's chest and flat abs. Visual viagra!
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