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Guy Meets Girl (2025)
At a cozy bar one night, a man is drinking at the counter when a woman sits near him. He looks over and she smiles, so he slides over and buys her a drink. They chat amiably, and when she decides to go home, he offers to walk her home.
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At a cozy bar one night, a man is drinking at the counter when a woman sits near him. He looks over and she smiles, so he slides over and buys her a drink. They chat amiably, and when she decides to go home, he offers to walk her home.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:3/7/2025
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