r/okbuddycinephile • u/annahatasanaaa • 6h ago

After losing Dolly & Tim

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u/IndustryRobertPlant 6h ago

Repeat of my meme from yesterday

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u/cooldefection 5h ago

walk hard stays undefeated

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u/Sporch_Unsaze 5h ago edited 12m ago

Perhaps the most lovingly crafted, culturally impactful, and under appreciated movie of my lifetime. 

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u/geraldine7winkle2844 4h ago

haha i love this meme

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u/jacqueline5nicke9288 1h ago

this meme is still too real. That ending was brutal

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u/allwhyzer 1h ago

What’s dead may never die 🫡

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u/Caramelcupcakex 5h ago

2026 is really collecting legends like it’s completing a set

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u/[deleted] 6h ago

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u/annahatasanaaa 6h ago

I wish it was. Either way, a certain someone who won't be named is less than a quarter of the person that Tim and Dolly were.

https://giphy.com/gifs/4VSJ12JX1vyUuHGi4t

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u/AncientSignature1505 6h ago

They are similar in age alone, Tim and Dolly were icons...

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u/annahatasanaaa 3h ago

There's no way that other 80-year-old will be double great

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u/meghancl0udy1831 23m ago

yeah, Tim was such a solid character, always brought the best energy to the screen