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Movie Review: “French Girl”

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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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Movie Review: “My Spy: The Eternal City”

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Movie Review: “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F”

I asked Google Gemini AI to provide a 150 word summary of this movie. I added the italics and pictures for clarity and completeness. 🙂 Decades after his original Beverly Hills adventure, Detroit detective Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) is back on the West Coast. This time, it’s his estranged daughter, Jane (Taylour Paige), who’s in…
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AI Assisted Movie Review: “A Family Affair”

Gotta love AI! Saves me a LOT of time. 🙂 I asked Google Gemini to write a 150 word summary of this movie. I added the words in italics and the picture for clarity and completeness. “24-year-old Zara (Joey King) is burnt out, working as an underappreciated assistant to self-absorbed and selfish Hollywood actor Chris…
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Movie Review: “Die Hart 2: Die Harter”

In this sequel to “Die Hart”, Kevin (Kevin Hart) is trying to get funding for a movie that will put him at the top of the list as an action hero. Unfortunately, funding is not coming, but, someone is…. Trying to kill him, Jordan (Nathalie Emmanuel), and Andre (Ben Schwartz). Who is the killer? Well….to…
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Movie Review: “How to Date Billy Walsh”

Amelia Brown (Charithra Chandran) and Archibald Arnold (Sebastian Croft) have been best friends since the hospital mixed the two up as newborns! Now they are 17 and Archibald desperately wants to tell Amelia how much he loves her, and Amelia desperately wants to kiss the new kid in school, Billy Walsh (Tanner Buchanan). Ooops….. To…
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Movie Review: “Unfrosted”

Bob Cabana (Jerry Seinfeld) is having a cup of coffee in a diner when a young run-away kid, George (Isaac Bae), drops in and starts a conversation. One thing leads to another and Bob decides to tell George about his greatest accomplishment: Pop-Tarts. Working at Kellogg in the early 1960’s Bob was in charge of…
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Movie Review: “Anyone But You”

Bea (Sydney Sweeney) and Ben (Glen Powell) meet in a cafe while buying coffee. They leave together and have a terrific day…..and night. But…..Bea wakes up the next morning after having slept (literally slept…not what you are thinking…perv 😉 together and left! Without saying goodbye or anything. Ben was pissed and dissed her to everyone.…

