Where the Crawdads Sing (Movie Review)
Other reviewers have ranked it poorly, saying it lagged or was tepid; I did not find it so. I give this movie 5 stars.
Other reviewers have ranked it poorly, saying it lagged or was tepid; I did not find it so. I give this movie 5 stars.
The cast was good, the story arc was good, and the message was good.
This is an unusual story of living life by your own rules, and living it to the full.
We really enjoyed this 8 hour PBS updated adaptation of this classic.
I heartily recommend this adaptation, and give it five stars. If you are like me and somehow missed this stellar two part series that is a vast improvement on previous versions, you’ll be glad to see it.
I love the theme of this movie, which is not to step away from being creative.
How does one live out from one’s ideals in a world that is incongruous with them?
It is so good to spend some time in simpler, rural days, helping animals to thrive, when morals are clear, where the natural environment is breathtaking, and communities are strong.
If you haven’t yet seen this wonderful Christmas movie, now is a good time!
We loved this feel good film about the fisherman in Cornwall singing sea shanties. The music was fabulous, and while the story was predictable, it made up for that with sheer enthusiasm.
When you want something endearing, undemanding, warm, quirky, and charming, I recommend this film.
This new Netflix documentary is beautiful, educational, heart-warming, and awe-inspiring. The photography is amazing too!
I give it 5 stars, but maybe I was just overdue for a good mystery. You too might enjoy this one as a welcome, but unimportant diversion.
Watch this, feeling, discerning, and asking questions all the while. I give this provocative show five stars.
This sweet movie set in Paris with subtitles is not what you expect, but better.
I can’t recommend this show enough as a soothing balm in these cynical times.