Danh ngôn của Phoebe Robinson
Who can forget the awesome scene in 'Independence Day' when the White House gets blown up by aliens? Sure, it looks cheesy now, but back in 1994, it was incredible.
Who can forget the awesome scene in 'Independence Day' when the White House gets blown up by aliens? Sure, it looks cheesy now, but back in 1994, it was incredible.
Ai có thể quên được cảnh tượng ấn tượng trong Ngày Độc Lập khi Nhà Trắng bị người ngoài hành tinh cho nổ tung? Chắc chắn, bây giờ nó trông có vẻ sến súa, nhưng vào năm 1994, điều đó thật không thể tin được.
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