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Daily Archives: October 12, 2019
RIP Robert Forster, one of the great ones, 1941-2019
Like millions of Netflixers, I was watching Robert Forster Friday night in what turns out to be his last “movie” role — as the “El Camino” vacuum cleaner salesman whose side hustle is what Jesse Pinkman is more interested in. … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Disney’s “Jungle Cruise,” with Emily B and The Rock
“The African Queen” anyone?
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Netflixable? Aaron Paul revisits “Breaking Bad” land in his “El Camino”
Their audiences don’t necessarily overlap, but anybody seeingĀ “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie” on Netflix after catching “Downton Abbey” on the big screen should pick up on the similarities. They both exist as fan service, movies that give devotees what … Continue reading
