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99 Homes – Netflix DVD
While the “Big Short” focused on the financial macro-issues comprising the housing crises, this emotionally-compelling and suspenseful film, written and directed by Ramin Bahrani, employs
A Hologram For The King
Tom Hanks has few, if any, peers playing the ordinary man, but, unfortunately, he is starring in an ordinary film. This movie begins with a
Sing Street
I loved Writer/Director John Carney’s two prior films (“Once” and “Begin Again”), and “Sing Street” is another terrific rock musical. The film is set in
Miles Ahead
I love Miles Davis (no relation, despite my unrecognized musical talent) and Don Cheadle, but was “left stranded” by “Miles Ahead.” “Kind of Blue” is my
Zootopia
If you want to get in-touch with your inner “party-animal,” I recommend you catch “Zootopia” before it leaves the theaters. Zootopia is a large city
Midnight Special
This film has received rave reviews, being compared favorably to “Close Encounters of the Third Kind.” As far as I’m concerned, anyone who puts this
Eye In The Sky
This film is dedicated to the recently-late, great, Alan Rickman, and it’s a good one. It raises interesting moral, ethical, and political questions. Four highly-wanted
Hello, My Name is Doris
It’s been about 20 years since Sally Field had a leading role, and it’s sure nice to see her again. I had forgotten what a
Deadpool
I wasn’t especially interested in seeing this movie. I didn’t know about this super-hero from the Marvel comic book universe, and the reviews were mediocre.
10 Cloverfield Lane
I haven’t had much free time on the weekends (and there were only a couple of movies out there that I felt like seeing), so
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