If you haven’t seen Drive-Away Dolls yet, you’re in for the most shocking “what’s in the box?” reveal since Se7en. (And if you have seen Drive-Away Dolls, you know exactly what I’m talking about.) Either way, you can check out this road trip crime comedy caper from home soon.
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Drive-Away Dolls is a film written by Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke. The story revolves around Jamie, a carefree individual who is feeling down after yet another failed relationship, and her reserved friend Marian, who is in need of some excitement in her life. Seeking a new beginning, the two
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