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Movie Review: “Young Woman and the Sea”
When she was young, Trudy Ederle (Daisy Ridley), was suffering from measles and her Doctor thought she might not survive. Looking out her New York apartment window, she sees a ferry burning killing hundreds. Her mother, Gertrude (Jeanette Hain), knew many of the people who died….just feet from shore……but, they were afraid to jump since…
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Movie Review: “The Union”
After graduating high school 25 years ago, sweethearts Mike McKenna (Mark Wahlberg) and Roxanne Hall (Halle Berry) lost touch with each other. Mike is happy as a construction worker fearlessly walking the high beams of the construction sites, and Roxanne is…..a spy. One day Roxanne walks into the bar where Mike was drinking and makes…
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Movie Review: “Jackpot!”
A new lottery was developed in the great depression of 2026 where the winner of the lottery has to stay alive until sundown. If they are killed before sundown (no guns with bullets allowed), the killer inherits the money. In 2030, former child actor, Katie (Awkwafina), is a bit down on her luck searching for…
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Movie Review: “Arthur the King”
Michael (Mark Wahlberg) has been adventure racing for 19 years, but, unfortunately, his racing career has been marred by one stupid mistake a few years ago. Ready to race again, Michael is trying to find a sponsor while also trying to convince three other racers, Leo (Simu Liu), Olivia (Nathalie Emmanuel), and Chik (Ali Suliman),…
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Movie Review: “Space Cadet”
Rex Simpson (Emma Roberts) always loved space and designing and building gadgets. Her manatee gate is a shining example of her ingenuity. Rex was destined for bigger things, then…..her mother died…..and her plans for going to college and becoming an astronaut went up in flames. Years later, tired of her bartending job, Rex declared to…
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Movie Review: “French Girl”
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Movie Review: “Find Me Falling”
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Movie Review: “Hit Man”
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Movie Review: “Wicked Little Letters”
Rose Gooding (Jessie Buckley) recently moved to Littlehampton with her pre-teen daughter. Rose made friends with her neighbor, prim and proper Edith Swan (Olivia Colman), who lives with her controlling father, Edward (Timothy Spall). Then the wicked letters started! Edith blames Rose and the authorities agree with her as Rose has a filthy mouth…just like…
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