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“Into The Woods” Movie Review
(Musical Fairy Tale Mash-Up) – – A childless baker and his wife (James Corden and Emily Blunt) are sent on a treasure hunt into the woods by a wicked witch (Meryl Streep). They are to find items belonging to: Cinderella (Anna Kendrick), Jack and the Beanstalk (Daniel Huttlestone), Rapunzel (Mackenzie Mauzy), and Little Red Riding…
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“The Interview” Movie Review
(Goofy, Gory, Rogan) – – Seth Rogan had a major part making this film, and it shows. “The Interview” is a gross-out movie typical of Seth Rogan. Sexual innuendos fly, insulting everyone, over the top acting by James Franco (who is fantastic), gore, boobs, and that uncomfortable feeling I always get watching a Rogan movie.…
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“The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” Movie Review
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“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” Trailer
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“This is Where I Leave You” Movie Review
(Life is Complicated) – – Judd Altman (wonderfully played by Jason Bateman) surprises his wife with a birthday cake. Because life is complicated, he was the one surprised when he caught his boss and wife screwing in the bedroom. So much for that marriage….and job. A short time later, his sister, Wendy calls with news…
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“The November Man” Movie Review
(Bloody Good Thriller) – – Ex-CIA operative, Devereaux (Pierce Brosnan) is enjoying retirement when his old CIA handler, Hanley (Bill Smirovich) shows up telling him he has been requested to extract an old friend, Natalia (Mediha Musliovic), from her undercover assignment. Natalia has information the CIA needs to control soon-to-be President of Russia, Arkady Federov…
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“Chef” Movie Review
(Follow Your Heart…..and Twitter) – – Fantastic movie that teaches you to follow your heart, no matter what. Scarlett Johnasson, Jon Favreau & others sparkle. Heartwarming movie. – Go to IMDb for more information. We watched this at the Tracy, CA Cinemark. – Drive Safe! Never Forget. NOTE: Count the characters in the main…
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Movie Review: “The Giver”
(Memorable) – – Jonas (Brenton Thwaites) is different. In a world of sameness (as depicted by the “Pleasantville” black and white), equality, and order, Jonas is not afraid to question, not afraid to take a chance. When the 12 year olds (according to the book, in the move he is older) are ready to receive…
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“The Hundred-Foot Journey” Movie Review
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Las Vegas Food and Music Scene
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