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A Man Called Ove – Swedish Film with ...
This film is an adaptation of Frederick Backman’s best-selling novel of the same name. The reviews stated it was about a crotchety old man who
Certain Women
Robin was in Vancouver and I was missing female energy, so I decided to see “Certain Women,” which has a 92% Rotten Tomatoes rating and
Look At Us Now, Mother! – OC Intl. Je...
This film hasn’t yet been released. I saw it on Sunday Morning at the Westpark Theater in Irvine, via the O.C. International Jewish Film Festival.
The Accountant: Just Doesn’t Add Up!
Christian Wolff (Ben Affleck) has unique talents, despite his limitations – he has high-functioning autism and lives alone. Chris, however, is a mathematical genius who
The Birth Of A Nation – Bloodier Than...
Nate Parker starred, directed, and co-wrote this very violent and intense film. Nat Turner’s story is well known, so I won’t be concerned about giving
The Girl On The Train
This movie received awful reviews and has only a 44% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but I really liked the Paula Hawkins novel of the same
Desert Trip Rock Festival – Indio, Ca...
I was an avid rock fan in the 60’s and 70’s, and one of the few people who actually paid for his Woodstock tickets! At
The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The ...
Directed by Ron Howard, this documentary not only has The Beatles’ timeless, fantastic music, but also gives us considerable insight into what made “The Beatles”
Magnificent 7 (2016)
This film isn’t remotely in the same class as “The Seven Samurai” (1954) or the original “Magnificent 7” (1960), but it has a great ensemble
Bridget Jones’s Baby
After a six-year acting time-out, Renee Zellweger (as Bridget Jones) returns in fine form in “Bridget Jones’s Baby,” the third film in the Bridget Jones
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