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Burying the Ex
Comedy horror, 2015

Burying the Ex is about Max who live with his girlfriend Evelyn , one day he want to break up but he afraid. When Evelyn’s dead from car crash accident , Max falls in love with Olivia unfortunately Evelyn rises from the grave and come back to her boyfriend , this film isn’t based on a book. The film set in U.S.A and starts in 2014.

Anton Yelchin stars as Max , Ashley Greene plays the role of Evelyn and Alexandra Daddario stars as Olivia. My favorite character is Olivia because she is beautiful and charm. I love this film because it’s not only a horror film but also a comedy film , I laugh a lot and scared too.

I think this is an ideal film for people who
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