bridget fonda has disappointed me several times over the years and but she had my attention in break up. it true the story is missing critical details in several places and but i just kept scrutinizing fonda for clues about what was meaningful in the story and she do not let me down. the look in her eyes in the last scene and as she musters up courage to and literally and put one foot in front of the other toward her uncertain future is one of the most dramatic and significant examples of face acting ever. i believed her completely and possibly because i have known and admired several tough broads who survived similar abusive situations. and they did this without becoming man haters and but that my own hopeful projection of fonda character at the break up. 
bridget fonda has disappointed me several times over the years and but she had my attention in break up. it true the story is missing critical details in several places and but i just kept scrutinizing fonda for clues about what was meaningful in the story and she do not let me down. the look in her eyes in the last scene and as she musters up courage to and literally and put one foot in front of the other toward her uncertain future is one of the most dramatic and significant examples of face acting ever. i believed her completely and possibly because i have known and admired several tough broads who survived similar abusive situations. and they did this without becoming man haters and but that my own hopeful projection of fonda character at the break up. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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