Does bread shrink when you freeze it?
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I'm not sure if it shrinks or not, but I don't think it always comes out as fresh as a new loaf.
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Originally Posted by Trelach24
I would totally watch a 2 hour movie of bread in a freezer rather than sit through The Happening again.
#33
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Well, apparently this movie did so well at the box office, the sequel, based on the graphic novel, has already been green-lit.
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#34
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Originally Posted by SomethingMore
Well, apparently this movie did so well at the box office, the sequel, based on the graphic novel, has already been green-lit.
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#35
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Originally Posted by RichC2
I hated the trailer for this. It took itself way too seriously for something that was obviously ripping off American Beauty. From the bread-as-a-belly freeze frame to the "Look Colder" tag line, it was just cheese.
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Originally Posted by pjflyer
I'll see it if it is 120 minutes or more.
The movie wound up being a play on modern politics, I especially liked
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The runtime is the yeast of my worries.
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Want to have some pun? call 555-GWHO.
#42
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"Does bread shrink..." is probably the best movie of the year.
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I'm excited, but I think it might get a little stale...
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I'm excited, but I think it might get a little stale...
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My main problems were the organic seed-shooters and the nipples on the packaging. I just wish for once they'd friggin' stick to the source material. Is it really that damned hard? But noooo.... every director wants to make "his own iterpretation"....
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From: Somewhere between Heaven and Hell
Originally Posted by Kevin M. Dean
Wouldn't that be a Re-bake.
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