Marcel Marceau (1923-2007) is someone I’ve never known much about. My knowledge of him extended to an awareness that he was a world-famous French mime who was beloved for his skills in using his body to express himself rather than his words.
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Category: Reviews
The Roads Not Taken Movie Review
In this moving film, Leo (Bardem) has lost his grip on reality and fallen into the abyss that is dementia. Read more
Coffee and Kareem Official Netflix Trailer
Movie Trailer For: Coffee & Kareem
Starring: Ed Helms, Taraji P. Henson, Terrence Little Gardenhigh, Betty Gilpin, Ronreaco Lee, David Alan Grier and Andrew Bachelor
Blow the Man Down Movie Review
In Maine, there’s a little fishing town called Easter Cove. It turns out the tiny town holds many secrets; secrets that the young, teenage Mary Beth (Sophie Lowe) and Priscilla Connolly (Morgan Saylor) are about to discover.
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A24’s First Cow Movie Review
What a fascinating story, a peculiar story that’s much deeper than it appears on the surface. ‘First Cow’ is visually remarkable.
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Bloodshot Movie Review
Vin Diesel plays a soldier named Ray Garrison, who, along with his wife Gina, played by Westworld’s, Talulah Riley, died at the hands of a madman named Martin Axe (Kebbell). It’s such a nasty death that Garrison eventually remembers it after he dies.
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The Hunt Movie Review
“The Hunt” is sure to get the ‘Radical Red State’ people and the ‘Blindly-Extreme Blue State’ folks all riled up. But for the rest of us, it will be a typical Action/Horror extravaganza. It takes the Black vs. White confrontation of “Get Out” and steers it into the Liberal vs. Conservative obstacle course. Read more
I Still Believe Movie Review
“I Still Believe” is a Christian themed story about a current Christian music star – Jeremy Camp – and the difficult journey he had with his wife, Melissa. Since this person is still around, the creators had Camp’s feedback and even his blessing on the way they tell his story. The story begins with him, but it ultimately gets back to his wife. She was stricken with a terrible physical burden and saw that it was lifted for a short time. Melissa then became ill once more, but her love and inspiration outlived her short experience on Earth.
The Times of Bill Cunningham Movie Review
Legendary New York Times’ street’ and fashion photographer Bill Cunningham was interviewed back in 1994 by the off-camera writer, director, producer, Mark Bozek, which has now become the compelling documentary, ‘The Times of Bill Cunningham’ by Greenwich Entertainment.
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Extra Ordinary Movie Review
Within the world that Rose (Higgins) dwells, ghosts do, too. Her father was a well-known psychic whose daughter Rose received the same preternatural gifts that had been past onto him.
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