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Judy Blume Forever Movie Review

April 21, 2023 (updated April 21, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

I read Judy Blume’s “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.” several times and passed it on to my daughter, making her read it, which she happily did, also more than once. This will go on forever, mothers making sure their children read one of the best YA (young adult literature) writers who ever lived. Just think of her achievements!
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Showing Up Movie Review

April 21, 2023 (updated April 21, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

Director Kelly Reichardt and Michelle Williams have made several films together. After this, it looks as if their collaborations aren’t going to stop. They seem to know one another as well as any couple does. “Showing Up” doesn’t have a lot of dialogue and what it does have is often repeated and arbitrary. Most of the story comes from its delightful visuals if you understand where Reichardt is coming from. Williams has a lot of talent and skill and uses it here.
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Beau Is Afraid Movie Review

April 20, 2023 (updated April 20, 2023) Published by JMcNaughton

“Beau Is Afraid” is a cinematic ‘shaggy dog’ story, with a meandering path to an inconclusive conclusion. The main character is a weak-willed weaselly wuss. As a grown Man-Child, this guy has serious ‘Mommy’ issues. Perhaps in the end, all of his fears will be justified. But the long and tedious road that he takes to get to the end is frustrating and really not worth the effort.

The Covenant Movie Review

April 20, 2023 (updated April 20, 2023) Published by JMcNaughton

“The Covenant” is a war movie by Director Guy Ritchie. So, it is also known as “Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant”. Ritchie mainly has been successful with violent crime dramas that include a lot of brutal action. But now Richie gets a handle on the most violent and brutal action of all – wartime. But his focus is on a relationship of trust and honor between two men from very different backgrounds. Read more The Covenant Movie Review

Quasi Movie Review

April 20, 2023 (updated April 20, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

I love Broken Lizard. They work together harmoniously, complimenting one another in a way the comedy troupe Monty Python always did. I see them as America’s version of the Python’s. I’m sure I’m not the first to say that, but I’m sure they’re tired of hearing it. Outside of that mention, I’ll not be comparing the two. Read more Quasi Movie Review

Mafia Mamma Movie Review

April 14, 2023 (updated April 14, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

In high heels, Bianca (Monica Bellucci) walks through a plethora of dead bodies. She kisses a now dead man, Don Giuseppe Balbano (Alessandro Bressanello). Bianca was his general. He trusted her and he meant a lot to her. She stands and proclaims with an Italian accent, “This means war.”

Renfield Movie Review

April 13, 2023 (updated April 13, 2023) Published by JMcNaughton

“Renfield” places its tongue firmly within its cheek – then goes bloody crazy and bites the whole thing off. There are winks and nods to original source material (Universal’s traditional Dracula movies) and modern updates with gore, drugs and violence. But this time the main character is not the Master of Evil, but his put-upon servant. Talk about ‘Horrible Bosses’! Read more Renfield Movie Review

Paint Movie Review

April 7, 2023 (updated April 7, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

In Paint, we have Carl Nargle, who is modeled after the legendary painter Bob Ross. For a little over a decade, Ross hosted a show on PBS called “The Joy of Painting,” instructing his audience how to make their own paintings based on the knowledge they got from watching him.
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Trailer and Exlusive Look at the New Poster!

April 7, 2023 (updated April 7, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

This year’s STAR WARS Celebration got off to a sensational start today in London with the stars and filmmakers of “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” wowing the fans with the first look at the never-before-seen trailer and an extensive exclusive look at the film as well as the new poster.

Air Movie Review

April 5, 2023 (updated April 12, 2023) Published by Shari K. Green

Prepare for an excellent healthy, emotional and humorous look at life. This is a great movie. The beginning exposes its audience to 1984. To its politics, products, by way of its commercials, its music and its stars. I loved the memories it brought me.
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