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Speak No Evil: Morality Tale T...
If you are looking for an interesting, well-written thriller (although quite violent), “Speak No Evil” is for you. Adapted from a 2002 Danish film with
My Old Ass: Sometimes Will ...
Writer/Director Megan Park (“The Fallout” – 2021) has written an intelligent & funny screenplay. She also helped Maisy Stella give a wonderful performance. The supporting
Alien: Romulus – A Worth...
Ridley Scott’s “Alien” (1979) and “Aliens” (1986) are two of the most iconic horror monster movies of the last 25 years. Fede Alvarez (Writer/Director) has
Longlegs: Scary and Creative H...
If you are a fan of horror movies, this is a really good one. There’s plenty of suspense, an interesting plot, and excellent performances. The
Twisters: Get Caught Up in the...
This is the first summer blockbuster movie that I have seen, and it’s a darn good one! It’s a worthy sequel to the classic 1966
The Bikeriders: “Revved&...
I wasn’t especially interested in seeing this film, but it was the best movie at the theatres that I hadn’t yet seen. It had mixed
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Speak No Evil: Morality Tale Thriller!
If you are looking for an interesting, well-written thriller (although quite violent), “Speak No Evil” is for you. Adapted from a 2002 Danish film with the same title,
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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
Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi: “...
This film starts where “Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens” leaves off. If taken in isolation, I think it’s a very good Star Wars
The Shape of Water: Goes Below the Surface!
This film is an unusual and creative love story, of the “Beauty and the Beast” genre. The Writer/Director, Guillermo Del Toro, has a terrific visual
Call Me By Your Name: Falls On Deaf Ears!
This film is on everyone’s top ten list and has a 98% Rotten Tomatoes critics rating, but Robin and I didn’t “get it.” As far
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