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The Post: A Battle for Freedom of the Press...
This film is a historical piece about government interference with freedom of the press in 1971. The movie has relevance now, due to the way
Darkest Hour: The Right Man with the Right ...
This film covers the brief time interval between May 8th and June 4th, 1940, which may have been one of the most critical points in
I, Tonya: Skating On Thin Ice!
I really enjoyed this film, which is an interesting character study of Tonya Harding and the unbelievably-stressful and abusive childhood from whence she came. It
Goodbye Christopher Robin: May Put You Into...
My wife (Robin) was named after Christopher Robin, and my father’s pet name for my mother was “Pooh,” so Robin and I wanted to see
Jane: Wonder in the Jungle!
This is a wonderful documentary directed by Brett Morgan. It was crafted from over 100 hours of incredible color footage that was assumed to be
American Made: Tom Cruise Nails It!
Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes may not love Tom Cruise anymore, but I still do. Tom, the world’s most famous Scientologist, doesn’t believe in psychiatry,
Marshall: A Compelling Legal Drama
Thurgood Marshall (July 2,1908 – January 24, 1993) was the first African American Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (October 1967 – October 1991). Prior
Stronger: The Long Journey From Disaster to...
The screenplay for this film, written by John Pollono, is adapted from the memoir “Stronger,” which was co-written by Jeff Bauman and Bret Witter. It
Battle Of The Sexes: A Triumph For Equality...
Billie Jean King is one of my idols, and there are very few people living today that I respect and admire more. Not only is
Detroit: An Ugly and Dark Period in Our His...
“Detroit” takes place in 1967 during the Detroit riots. Racial tensions had reached a fever pitch, resulting in looting, setting fires all over the city,
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