Am I the only girl….
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blackbriar246 — 14 years ago(August 28, 2011 07:22 PM)
I know that movies often have to stretch things a bit, but she's hardly bothered by the fact that he was spying on her. She's a little miffed, then never brings it up again. I could help but dislike her after that.
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StarWarsIsMyLife — 14 years ago(August 29, 2011 08:16 PM)
I disliked her as well. I basically dislike any character that is unrealistic. Even as a dude, I would be troubled by someone watching me through my window. Lord only knows what that person's intentions are.
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lathe-of-heaven — 12 years ago(January 26, 2014 12:00 AM)
Well, if
I
had been the girl and someone was watching me like that, AND if I had been the Dad who was really the one watching, I would have felt VERY incestuous
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novastar_6 — 14 years ago(September 01, 2011 03:55 PM)
I'm sure girls like that DO exist in real life, StarWars, just not for long, because their stupidity gets them killed. Probably the same kind of girl that would jump in some stranger's van because they smiled nice at her or something.
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Dextrousleftie — 14 years ago(October 22, 2011 06:47 PM)
I would have been completely creeped out. I'd have turned him into the cops, and away to juvie he would have gone. Perv.
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imdb-15906 — 13 years ago(May 19, 2012 01:12 PM)
"there is no law against using binoculares to spy on your neighbors ." Yes, there is; some jurisdictions have Peeping Tom laws that would make this illegal. There also might be a civil case for invasion of privacy. Proving it would be hard, unless she's also spying back.
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zkpip — 13 years ago(October 12, 2012 08:44 PM)
You are WRONG! If you are in your own home and looking through binoculars at ANYTHING, and happened to spy your neighbor's bedroom, or such, how is that a CRIME if the curtains of your neighbor's bedroom were open, for example? It would make no sense to blame YOU for your neighbor's actions, or in this case, INACTION: That of failure to close a curtain. Tell us at what point a crime occurs. Besides that, how can there be an "invasion of privacy," because by leaving a curtain open there CAN be no invasion of privacy, a window with a curtain drawn open is HARDLY a definition of "privacy"! It would be the same as if there were no WALLS in your neighbor's home! Your neighbor might have WANTED privacy, but your neighbor can not EXPECT privacy if the curtains are open for all the world to see.
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zkpip — 13 years ago(October 12, 2012 08:28 PM)
You are correct, and I believe the same would apply if you were spying on a neighbor through his/her window if you were on a public sidewalk or street. It is the NEIGHBOR'S fault if the neighbor is seen, and not the fault of the one doing the looking.
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Sleviiiiin — 14 years ago(March 26, 2012 06:46 PM)
This movie is not a documentary about the typical reaction of a normal girl. Let's say that more than 90% of girls would think of the guy as a creep, then what ? Nobody say the girl was a typical teenager having a typical normal reaction.
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CasseroleWorshipper — 14 years ago(March 27, 2012 08:55 PM)
I guess with the way Kale talked about what he had gathered about her by observing her he came off just genuinely interested in her and not as a pervert.
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