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Monthly Archives: March 2023
The Desperate Hours
Before I prepared to go to work, I sat down to watch “The Desperate Hours” again. Humphrey Bogart is Glenn Griffin, one of three convicts who invade a home to hide out while they wait for a package of money. … Continue reading
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The Errand Boy
I was stuck at home in the morning, and I found Jerry Lewis’ “The Errand Boy” on a movie channel, so I sat down to watch it. Lewis made better films, like “The Nutty Professor” and “The Ladies Man,” but … Continue reading
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The Godfather
I woke up in the middle of the night and watched “The Godfather” again. I have different questions every time I see this movie. I wondered about Kay looking after those children when Michael came calling. It looked like she … Continue reading
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Tombstone
In my hotel room I watched “Tombstone” as I ate a sub. I thought it was part of Val Kilmer’s best period as an actor. He was Doc Holliday, coughing up blood but somehow hanging in there. I will remember … Continue reading
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Moonfall
I watched “Moonfall.” No, it wasn’t good with its weird explanation about what the moon really is. That was dangerous for conspiracy theorists. I liked Halle Berry for trying hard. I didn’t know whether Sonny Harper, the soon of the … Continue reading
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First Reformed
I don’t know why I wasn’t paying attention to “First Reformed” when it was released in 2017. Paul Schrader wrote and directed it. The film showed a Protestant minister growing through a crisis, and it was a blend of elements … Continue reading
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Shaft’s Big Score!
I saw on the library’s shelf that “Shaft’s Big Score!” was available in a Criterion Collection Blu-ray edition. I was not especially impressed with the first film. This sequel shows John Shaft continuing to be a tough guy. He treats … Continue reading
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Ocean’s 8
I watched “Ocean’s 8,” which was enjoyable, even though I didn’t like all of its parts. I have found that I often don’t like watching Sandra Bullock. Cate Blanchett did not have a challenging role in this movie, and Rihanna … Continue reading
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Zoolander
I watched “Zoolander” again. It wasn’t quite so hilarious after seeing it so many times, but it is still enjoyable. I had to laugh again at the Derk Zoolander Center for Kids Who Can’t Read Good and Wanna Lean to … Continue reading
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Logan Lucky
I watched “Logan Lucky” again. I thought that part of the plot involving the prison escape was too much to add to the heist. Daniel Craig’s accent was not convincing. I didn’t care to hear John Denver’s “Take Me Home, … Continue reading
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