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Imagine that you could choose where to spend your afterlife. Then imagine having to choose between the two great loves of your life. That's the basic premise of the movie Eternity, starring Elizabeth Olsen (Wandavision, Sorry for Your Loss) as Joan, and Miles Teller (The Spectacular Now, Divergent, Top Gun: Maverick) as Larry. Callum Turner, …
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I never turn down free tickets for a movie, especially one that I want to actually see. So when I was sent tickets for Regretting You, I trekked over to the Regal at Atlantic Station to check it out. Regretting You is adapted from the Colleen Hoover (CoHo) book of the same name. As expected, …
I heard the movie before I saw it. I heard the crunch of gravel while the screen was still black. And then I thought I was in the wrong theater. It looked like a documentary about cavemen. Then once I saw the main character, Lucy, putting on makeup and heard her talk about marriage as …
Ever since I heard that there was a movie version of Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret, my 10 year old self was giddy with excitement, like the first time I wore a bra. Unlike wearing a bra though, the excitement of reading a Judy Blume classic never wears off, the underwire never cuts …
I spent most of my free time over the holidays catching up on my Criterion Collection watch list. I guess it was to combat my brain turning to mush from too many Hallmark holiday movies? I've always loved older movies, so it was a no-brainer for me to subscribe to the Criterion Collection earlier this …
Let me tell you from previous experience... having a few months off with no income (aka, unemployed) is NO FUN. But, I did get to catch up on tv shows that I always wanted to binge, but never had time (Golden Girls, Designing Women, The Wonder Years). I heard Scandal was leaving Netflix May 19, …
March is all about brackets, but for us, it was all about quarantine this year. I was looking forward to Atlanta hosting the Final Four this year, but instead, I enjoyed looking at all of the brackets our friends created. I saw brackets for candy, kids tv shows and board games, but what about movies? …
UPDATE (4/29):Tonight, I watched The Namesake in honor of Irrfhan Khan, who passed away today at the age of 53 of cancer. Khan was a celebrated Indian actor, but I have only seen him in his English speaking parts, Life of Pi, Slumdog Millionaire and The Namesake. I wrote a little something about The Namesake, …
Last week, I finally finished my marathon binge of Designing Women, and I thought, what should I watch next? I had a stack of DVDs, and some shows and movies to stream on various services. Friends have given lots of suggestions on social media, including Sex Education, Self Made, the Madam C.J. Walker Story, and …
My latest binge-fest has been Designing Women. I'm making my way through the 80's - Golden Girls was last month's infatuation. I never got to watch these shows when I was a kid because we were limited to one tv show per week, and we picked The Cosby Show. Needless to say, I just don't …
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