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Movie Review: Forgettable and Regretable –“Ella McCay”
“Ella McCay” is a blandly-titled collection of randomly-scripted expressions of feelings, political frustration, character failings and over-acted monologues interrupting insufferable and incessant voice-over narration. Its two tedious and under-edited hours play like an aimless attempt at a feel good streaming … Continue reading
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Tagged emma-mackey, film, james-l-brooks, jamie-lee-curtis, julie-kavner, movie-review, movie-reviews, movies, woody-harrelson
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Classic Film Review: A Holiday Favorite finds Renewed Relevance — “Trading Places”(1983)
The “greed is good” ’80s and the vast wealth gap of today created by the “trickle down economics” of the Reagan administration was just kicking in when“Trading Places,” an anarchic comedy about the greedy getting their just deserts, hit theaters. … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas, dan-aykroyd, denholm-elliott, eddie-murphy, film, film-nudity, jamie-lee-curtis, ralph-bellamy, reaganomics, trading-places
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Series Review: Blizzard Season is the perfect time to get Stuck on “The Sticky”
Margo Martindale, one of the grande dames of American character actresses, gets her best starring role in forever in “The Sticky,” a Quebec-set comedy about intrigues, betrayal, corruption and murder, all of it spinning around an infamous piece of Quebec … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon-prime, canada, jamie-lee-curtis, maple-syrup, margo-martindale, quebec, spring, travel
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