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Brothers Brian and Danny Leary are two very different personalities growing up 1970’s blue collar Irish Brooklyn. You know, drunkard dad, friends who don’t aspire to be much, and one of the brothers constantly flirting with the wrong side of the law. Harboring his artistic talent, and meetin… |
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Elemental kid’s movie, just 40 minutes long, thy name is White Mane. It’s from France of all places, with French cowboys. Really. And wild French horses – white horses and white stallions. White Mane, the leader of a herd of wild Camargues, "was a proud and fearsome horse. All the other h…
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Wild Camargues on the run. Fabuleux!
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Ron Shelton made White Men Can’t Jump after Bull Durham and before Tin Cup. His sequence of great sports movies is thus baseball, basketball, golf. This middle one – his hoops hit – nailed the J with its title, even if the rest veers from perfection. White Men Can’t Jump was welcom…
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They've Got Game.
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Lured in by a YouTube link to this free full length movie by an FB post, I had plenty of reservations about seeing a sequel to a movie I never heard of. Well, I got pulled in. It isn’t in line with my viewing history: the plot is hugely implausible. I mean, really, getting the ability to pred… |
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A mediocre film about Astrid (Alison Lohman), a young girl whose artistic mother (Michelle Pfeiffer) poisons a boyfriend and is sent to jail. As a result, Astrid must enter a series of foster homes and group homes, where she becomes exposed to a wide variety of bad influences, including sex, dru… |
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Jeff “The Dude” Daniels takes us sailing in this highly fictionalized film about the true sinking of the sailing ship Albatross in 1961. Daniels plays Captain Christopher Sheldon, who not only is the skipper of the ill-fated boat, but also runs a maritime school aboard it for 13 teenage boys. A… |
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Viola Davis, Liam Nelson, and a great cast hold together what amounted to a great plot but with an identity crisis between trying to be a great action/suspense vs a great drama. It is well worth watching, but doesn’t live up to what it could have been. |
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