I Love You, Man

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Oh Mr. Pit- oh Mr. Pit- Mr. Pitiful, who let you down? Who let you down, who let you down? You still don't believe, you don't believe You don't believe, and your grievances show When your soap box unfolds But please, come down From that cloud your sitting on I don't expect you to admit that you were wrong Just wanna know how you've been And don't make me feel bad that we're still friends Mulling it over in my bed I hope that you see through your picket I hope that you see through your big yard and white picket fence To make amends And still be friends Still be my friend So where did you go, where did you go? Where did you go, while I was out? While I was out, while I was out? Well, I don't believe, I don't believe I don't believe everything I see And if you don't like the movie, then quit acting To make amends And still be friends Still be friends Still be my friend (x3)

Like her ancestors, Vianne Rocher obeys the North wind, drifting across the country as it blows. In the winter of 1959, the clever wind leads her to a tranquil French village, where she and her daughter Anouk open a small chocolaterie. The store imbues both wonder and angst within the classical villagers as it opens during the forty days of Lent. Soon, Vianne's profound allure and savory confections enlivens a married couple's aphrodisia, encourages an elderly man's secret love, brings rapport with a willful diabetic, and comforts an awkward woman who longs to leave her drunk and abusive husband. Nonetheless, the devout village mayor, Comte Paul de Reynaud, sees Vianne as an immoral provocateur and quietly contests against her. The battle peaks when a band of river gypsies camp on the village outskirts and Vianne finds herself attracted to the Irish wanderer Roux whose attraction to Vianne is mutual.

The commercial begins with a cityscape at night, buildings brightly lit up against the dark night sky. A man on a bus watches a video on his Samsung Galaxy S II, of his child walking. Little boys are seen running across a gym floor/indoor basketball court. An older boy runs across a field. A video of a track star running is shown. A young girl watches a video of Martin Luther King, Jr. giving a speech. A crowd of people cheers on a motorcycle jump event. A video of Rocky plays, with Rocky's famous scene on top of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. A group of young boys are in a bowling alley, watching a clip of the television show Aqua Teen Hunger Force. A girl watches a clip of a funny wedding entrance, with the bride wearing sunglasses, dancing down the aisle in the church. Another girl watches a video of Bethany Hamilton surfing. A woman sings and dances in front of her mirror, using her hairbrush as a pretend microphone. A video of the film 'I Love You Man' is shown. A little boy wearing a Batman costume pushing a shopping cart, runs down the aisle of a grocery store, laughing and having fun - he is later seen jumping off his bed, still wearing his Batman costume. Videos of concerts are watched on the Samsung Galaxy S II phones. A couple, sitting upside down in a chair uses the phone to look up a Supernova video. Nobody ever set their sights on second place. Who aspires to be almost remembered? There's a reason there are no giant foam fingers that say "We're number 3". No one wants to tell an average joke, make an underwhelming entrance, go out with a whimper. No one ever stood in front of a mirror with a hairbrush pretending to be the tambourine player. And there are definitely more kids dressed as Batman, than Robin. We all aspire. So when we built the new Samsung Galaxy S II, we built it to be the best and brightest, with the most vivid screen out there, on our fastest phone ever. Because we're Samsung. And that's just the way we're wired. The Samsung Galaxy S II Samsung Galaxy S II The Wonder of Samsung Samsung.com/GalaxySII

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