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Daily Archives: February 28, 2025
Movie Preview: Cera leaves K. Stew for a Road Trip with Michael Angarano to “Sacramento”
That’s the most Michael Cera thing ever, right? April 11.
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Movie Review: Cute and sweet and challenging — REALLY challenging — “The Unbreakable Boy”
In the years since Hollywood “discovered” autism, the tendency has been for movies to treat those carrying this burden as more “Rain Man” quirky and cute than “Rain Man” challenging. Symptoms and behaviors might come and go as the plot … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, maga-movie, meghann-fahy, movie-review, movies, patricia-heaton, zachary-levi
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Movie Review: Divers race to save One of Their Own from Taking his “Last Breath”
Fear of the inky black void at the bottom of the sea and of drowning down there drives the simple but flawlessly executed diver-down thriller “Last Breath.” It’s an almost-real-time account of a deep sea diving accident, and a film … Continue reading
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Tagged cliff-curtis, last-breath, movies, north-sea, scotland-movie, simu-liu, woody-harrelson
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