Railway Children Movie Review

“Railway Children” is the sequel to a successful ’70s family film in the UK. The ’70s film was called “The Railway Children.” Why the word “The” was dropped from the title for this sequel is beyond me, but there we have it. Actress Jenny Agutter (An American Werewolf in London) plays a character named Bobbie in both films. In “The Railway Children,” she was the older sister who, during World War 2, helped her mother move the tribe from the city to Yorkshire village.
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Meet the players in “The Mole” From Netflix

Welcome to a new generation of deception. Twelve players work together in challenges to add money to a pot that only one of them will win.

But there’s a catch — one player will sabotage the rest.

Who is The Mole? Find out when this three-week event kicks off on October 7! Read more

DISNEY+ RELEASES PHOTOS FROM LUCASFILM’S “ANDOR” SPECIAL LAUNCH EVENT IN HOLLYWOOD

Spy Thriller Series from Lucasfilm is Set in an Era of Dawning Rebellion in the Star Wars Galaxy

 

“Andor” Launches Exclusively on Disney+ September 21 With a 3-Episode Premiere

 

 

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Disney’s The Little Mermaid Teaser Trailer

Out of the sea, wish I could be… part of that world.

Directed by: Rob Marshall
Written by: David Magee, Jane Goldman, Rob Marshall
Starring: Halle Bailey, Jonah Hauer-King, Melissa McCarthy, Javier Bardem

*Based on a story by Hans Christian Andersen

Genres: Adventure, Family, Fantasy

Produced by: Lin-Manuel Miranda, Rob Marshall, Marc Platt

Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures

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God’s Country Movie Review

“God’s Country” is set in a small town in Montana. The movie is based on “Winter Light” by author James Lee Burke. Burke, who’s a New York Times bestselling author. Burke has written over forty novels. He also has two short story collections and “Winter Light” is from one of those collections. I hope more filmmakers dig into them and find more movies to make.

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Goodnight Mommy Movie Review

“Goodnight Mommy” is the remake of the 2016 Austrian horror film of the same name. I say remake lightly. The original movie tackles what it’s like to go through a period of grief when you’re entirely alone. This film does the same thing, only here, and brilliantly when you think about it, you’re not quite sure what the hell is going on! Well, at first. It’s a tad slow. However, that’s what makes it so good… or is it confusing to its audience? That’s why I also use the word “brilliantly.” When you leave the theater, you can’t help but continue to think about this movie eating away at you.

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