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“Barbie has a great day every day, but Ken only has a great day if Barbie looks at him.”
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True Grit
Read more: True Grit1 Hour 50 Minutes, PG-13 for maiming and violence. Fair Value of True Grit: $15.00. Because you can’t watch Sergio Leone all the time, this tale of Prairie Justice is one of the better of modern westerns. In many ways it is the perfect balance of the comedic and the dark aspects of Coen Brother’s…
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The Bridge On The River Kwai
Read more: The Bridge On The River KwaiThere are war movies and there are more war movies, but I do not hesitate to state that The Bridge on the River Kwai is as unique as it is excellent. Within the huge category of war movies, we have many about prisoners of war, and the inevitable nightmares and madness of horrific situations brought…
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Lawrence Of Arabia (1962)
Read more: Lawrence Of Arabia (1962)Lawrence Of Arabia is David Lean’s 1962 epic that won 7 Oscars, but of course, not the one that counted for the always overlooked Peter O’Toole. Lean’s resume includes Doctor Zhivago, Bridge On The River Kwai, and other classics. His masterpiece, of course, is Lawrence Of Arabia, an almost 4 hour long bum-numbing epic without…
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Antebellum
Read more: AntebellumIt takes a village. As we continue to face and confront the reality that racism is still deeply ingrained in American society and culture, we continue to uncover more and more evidence that maybe the Civil War never really ended. Yes, slavery was technically outlawed as a result of the Civil War, but that did…
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Raising Arizona: Devon’s Take
Read more: Raising Arizona: Devon’s TakeWhat Makes Raising Arizona Work? FAIR VALUE of Raising Arizona: $8.00. Like contemporaries A Fish Called Wanda or Brain Donors, Raising Arizona is a relentless slapstick comedy that has high re-watchability. THE COEN BROTHERS BEGIN HONING THEIR CHOPS: In many ways, Raising Arizona is the wooliest, most slapdash of all of the Coen comedies. They…
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Raising Arizona
Read more: Raising ArizonaIn just a third of their output, the tapestry of locales and personas from vast walks of life in the Coen brothers’ cinematic universe reads more like an illustrated road atlas of the US than disparate stories. After just six films—Blood Simple, Fargo, The Big Lebowski, No Country for Old Men, Burn After Reading, and…
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For Whom The Bell Saves: Top 10 Saved By The Bell Facts I Learned From the Lifetime Movie.
Read more: For Whom The Bell Saves: Top 10 Saved By The Bell Facts I Learned From the Lifetime Movie.Lifetime just aired a movie called :The Unauthorized” Saved By The Bell Story, and I couldn’t resist watching it. But before we eventually get to that, we have to examine the life and times of Dustin Diamond, the architect of this tell-all 90-minute masterpiece of disaster. The seeds of nerd-abuse were sown so deeply into…
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The Big Lebowski (1998)
Read more: The Big Lebowski (1998)If there ever was a movie that I was hesitant to review, it has to be The Big Lebowski. Really? Is it that bad? No, quite to the contrary, it is that GOOD. The Coen Brothers, Ethan and Joel have for some time been among the GODS of directors and writers, and for good reason.…
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Best Movies That Can Inspire Kids To Be More Active
Read more: Best Movies That Can Inspire Kids To Be More ActiveKids are naturally fast learners, and they quickly grab information, especially when they are between the age of one to four. Training your kids has moved on from pointing out pictures to them on hardcopy books—-you can now do more, thanks to the TV. Unlike in the past, when televisions were a symbol of luxury…
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Withnail & I (1987)
Read more: Withnail & I (1987)It is indeed an honor to review one of my favorites and one of the funniest and wittiest comedies ever made. Withnail & I is in my personal Top 5 movies of all time for re-watchablity and scathing dialogue. Armed with this splendid script, Richard E. Grant executes a tour de force as a relentlessly…
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The Little Mermaid (2023)
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 3
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Assassin’s Creed (2016)
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Jupiter Ascending (2015)
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Sisu (2022)
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Requiem For A Dream
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Quasi
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Raw Deal
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The Last Hurrah #3: Mickey Rourke in The Wrestler (2008)
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Renfield
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The Shining
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The Last Hurrah #2: James Caan in Misery (1990)
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Rashomon
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The Last Hurrah #1: Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now (1979)
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The Day Of The Jackal (1973)
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Air
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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
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Alien vs. Predator
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Looper (2012)
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65 (2023)
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Outcast (2014)
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John Wick: Chapter Four
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The Beastmaster
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Spread Your Legs For Daddy: Part 2
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Spread Your Legs For Daddy: Part One
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Lost Highway
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Incident At Loch Ness
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Escape From New York (1981)
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Conan The Destroyer
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