The Proposal
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Reviews
Gracelynn
The Proposal offers a gripping look at the moral dilemmas faced by an undercover cop in a high-stakes mission, blending action and emotional depth.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
ReplyRiley
The Proposal feels like a real-life conundrum: an undercover cop can't even trust himself, let alone others. The film's humor comes from its ability to make you root for a character who should know better, but can't help himself—much like the audiences who'll find themselves laughing at his antics.
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