Last week I decided to watch We Have A Ghost on Netflix. I had thought about watching it for a few days but always seemed to find something else to watch instead. It looked good but not that good, if you know what I mean. Well, if you think this movie is just going to be nothing but silliness [like I did] you are wrong. After finally watching, I thought about this movie all … [Read more...] about We Have A Ghost Review: Why You Need To See It
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Reese Witherspoon & Ashton Kutcher Star In “Your Place Or Mine”
After 20 years of friendship, Peter (Ashton Kutcher) and Debbie (Reese Witherspoon) think they know everything about each other. The two trade homes — and coasts — for a week and quickly realize that what you think you know and what you actually know don't always align. Check out my Your Place Or Mine review for more. Warning: slight spoilers. Your Place Or Mine … [Read more...] about Reese Witherspoon & Ashton Kutcher Star In “Your Place Or Mine”
Check Out The New SISU Trailer, Stills & Poster
SISU, starring Jorma Tommila, Aksel Hennie, Jack Doolan, Mimosa Willamo, and Onni Tommila will be premiering only in theaters April 28th. Written and directed by Jalmari Helander, the war flick is 91 minutes long and not yet rated. Is vengeance "golden" like the poster promises? Will we get to see some "glorious carnage" as Film School Rejects' review assures us we well? Let's … [Read more...] about Check Out The New SISU Trailer, Stills & Poster
80 For Brady: Kicking Ageism and Sexism Out Of Bounds
80 For Brady, starring Jane Fonda, Sally Field, Lily Tomlin and Rita Moreno, is a movie about a spunky group of gals all around 80 [Sally Field's character is 75, thank you!] who have a common interest: football, specifically Tom Brady. They decide they want to go to the Super Bowl to see the New England Patriots play so they try to make this dream a reality by trying to win … [Read more...] about 80 For Brady: Kicking Ageism and Sexism Out Of Bounds
Netflix’s Pamela Anderson Documentary: Did We Judge Her Too Harshly?
Yesterday I watched Netflix's Pamela Anderson documentary entitled Pamela: A Love Story. This woman is a person. She is someone's mother. She is someone's daughter. She is someone's friend. And she has been reduced to nothing more than a sex object by most of us over the years. Yes, she is gorgeous. But, like everyone else, she is layered, complicated and many things. A … [Read more...] about Netflix’s Pamela Anderson Documentary: Did We Judge Her Too Harshly?