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Tarık Buğra Kılıçkaya's profile picture
Tarık Buğra Kılıçkaya1 year ago

Aragorn'u severiz saygı duyduğumuz bir büyüktür fakat Sauron karşısında böcekten farklı değildir.

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Lanre1 year ago

Sauron filmde çok gavur tasfir edilmiş. Adama neden karısını izlettiriyorsun amk

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Golden_☀️1 year ago

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aegnor1 year ago

Pfffffffff

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celebrimbor1 year ago

Avuuuuu

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ERWIN SMİTH1 year ago

Aragorn eowyn isteriz magazin severiz admin

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Heffer Bey1 year ago

orta dünya tarihinin ilk whatsapp konuşması

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beyaz kedi1 year ago

Şu sahneyi zamanında kesmeyip sunsalardi muhtemelen büyük bir etki olurdu tıpkı Gandalf in sahnesi gibi

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