I didn't even know this movie was coming but here it is and my life will never be the same again. When Kirk takes you for a ride it's an emotional smorgasbord eliciting everything from laughter to tears and a slightly anxious romantic longing and sudden arousal by anything made of angora or cotton. The Kirkster buttercreams the doggone hecht out of this movie and it shows. The pacing is perfect and the texture just the right amount of creamy, like a righteous, judgmental nougat filling with a touch of superiority and disdain. I went trick or treating as. Mike Seaver in.1989 and still have the costume so when I sit down to watch a Cameron movie I do so after using an old Kinney Shoes shoehorn given to me by my uncle Leroy from when he worked there to get the now tight costume on but the pleasure I feel while watching dressed as Mike makes the effort more than worthwhile. I can't tell you how many times I've watched Like Father, Like Son while fighting for my breath through the tight fitting thing but this is Kirk and he wouldn't let the tightness get in his way of happiness so neither will I. Do yourself a favor and get comfortable because if you're like me it's going to be an all-nighter for this one, watched it 7 times back to back without going to the bathroom once. Well maybe just a little inside my Mike Seaver costume but that'll be our little secret!
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