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Some will be disappointed that the film doesn’t feature more of Roger’s Christian faith but it doesn’t actually shy away from it either. Fred was a man whose actions spoke louder than his soft words of encouragement.
If the original Frozen is considered an A+ movie, the sequel is a solid B. While good and entertaining, it just doesn’t measure up to the first, but then again, that would be hard to do. There’s nothing groan-inducing and I will say, that the first half of the movie recaptures much of magic and heart from the first film.
I think The Good Liar is going to be one of those films that you with either like it a lot or dislike it a little. Some are comparing the Bill Condon film to mysteries of Alfred Hitchcock while others are not so impressed. One thing that just about everybody agrees on is that the film makes for a good excuse to see two cinematic greats play off of each other.
I might be speaking too quickly, but I think the movie has Oscar potential as well. At any rate, there is a lot to learn and be inspired by this film. Harriet Tubman is portrayed to be both strong and compassionate while fully relying on God to show her the way without being preachy.
While this movie isn’t for everybody, at least it has a story to tell, it is told well and there isn’t anything objectionable about it. You too just might learn something.
You will not want to miss “Christmas Jars,” which isn’t a Hallmark movie, but it sure could be. It comes to theaters for one night only in early November.
MGM found a way to make an old property contemporary without losing the charm of the original as well as making it a fun romp for all ages with kids and adults laughing at different things.
I was expecting Ad Astra to be a thrilling adventure film — which it is — but only to a point. About three-fourths of the way in the brisk story slows to a crawl and turns into a big metaphor about father and son relationships, which is fine but it felt sort of like a bait a switch.
“Brittany Runs a Marathon” is more of a metaphor for bettering one’s life.
Here is all you need to know about a movie you never heard and why it is worth your time to see it.
Audiences’ patience with remakes appear to be waning as of late which isn’t really surprising given how difficult it is to find a movie with a new and original storyline. … Continue Reading ‘The Lion King’ Roars Again
After creating what many critics have called one of the best film trilogies ever made, why would Disney/Pixar go about creating yet another chapter to the Toy Story franchise? While … Continue Reading ‘Toy Story 4’ is the Next Chapter You Didn’t Know You Wanted
The sci-fi/cop/comedy franchise known as Men in Black has always traveled a wavy road. The original which came out in 1997 and starred Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith got … Continue Reading The Fun Continues with New ‘Men in Black’ Chapter
Will you like X-Men: Dark Phoenix? I guess that depends on what you are expecting to get out of it. Overall, the reception from various X-Men movies that have been … Continue Reading The Mutants Need Some Family Counseling in ‘Dark Phoenix’
One of the best things about Disney reimagining their great animated movies into live action films is seeing how each of the writers and directors put their unique spin on … Continue Reading Disney’s New ‘Aladdin’ Movie is Good, Not Great
Over the years Diane Keaton has portrayed different female characters in different stages of life. She was J.C. Wiatt, the strong, powerful businesswoman who became a reluctant adopted mother in … Continue Reading Diane Keaton Elevates Uneven but Cute ‘Poms’
