In the movie "Lincoln," the phrase "we're whalers" is used metaphorically to describe the relentless pursuit of a goal, much like whalers are driven to hunt for whales despite the dangers and challenges involved. It reflects the tenacity and determination of Lincoln and his allies in their effort to pass the Thirteenth Amendment, which aims to abolish slavery. This comparison underscores the idea that achieving significant social change requires courage and perseverance in the face of opposition.
It's terrible.
he is in between at first he was just mean then at the end of the movie he says i will now pay my dept
She asks "What do you want? He says "your blood.....all over me" It means, literally, that he wants to kill her.
It would mean ugly, un-normal, unnatural, weird, or eerie. The word, "grotesque" is an adjective.
Language is a constantly changing thing. For example, in old films if someone says they're gay, they mean happy. It didn't mean homosexual back then.
they are going to watch a movie
It's terrible.
That means the movie is not saved on your hard drive in an area that is searched (indexed).
Violence and/or sexual content, typically.
I would interpret this to mean that you are an interesting person; watching you is as interesting as watching a movie.
if you mean that as in a line from a movie...that would be the little girl from Poltergeist.
he is in between at first he was just mean then at the end of the movie he says i will now pay my dept
That is from the movie "The Ring" where the ghost of the girl says "seven days" meaning she will come after you and kill you in seven days.
Yeah, you have to be with someone that is an adult.
It means that the Idle Air Control valve needs attention.
Fight for what's good
She asks "What do you want? He says "your blood.....all over me" It means, literally, that he wants to kill her.