Beauty and the Beast (Movie Review)
Last Friday on opening night in a sold out theater, we saw the new version of Beauty and the Beast. It was fun and we enjoyed it.
Last Friday on opening night in a sold out theater, we saw the new version of Beauty and the Beast. It was fun and we enjoyed it.
This film is about a culture so very different from our own that I found every instant of it fascinating. You might too.
It is about the indomitability of the human spirit, and about never giving up. We absolutely loved it and give it five stars.
The Crown is a spectacular TV series made by Netflix. It is one of the most expensive TV shows ever, and its sumptuous attention to detail shows that no expense was spared.
This is the best movie I have seen in a long, long time. Our full movie theater erupted in an ovation when it was over. It is truly a testament the human spirit. I loved it and give it and enthusiastic 5 stars.
It is lovely how the experience, grace, humility, and sensitivity, of Robert De Niro’s character helps the young people in this movie, and in turn, their vigor, enthusiasm, and freshness rib off on him as well.
Do you remember when a passenger plane crash-landed in the Hudson, and everyone survived? This movie is of that story…
I don’t recommend seeing this film because the story line doesn’t make a whole lot of sense and I don’t share or agree with whatever world view they are depicting.
I thought this was a wonderful movie, similar to Goodwill Hunting, but better. You might want to see it!
I saw Zootopia, which is about a cartoon city of all sorts of mammals. They have evolved enough to get past eating one another and get along peaceably, while there is still some criminal activity to be apprehended and overcome.
This movie follows the story from the crucifixion to the ascension, from a Roman soldier’s point of view.
I liked this nice movie and give it five stars even though it does its magic imperceptibly instead of with a big brass band.
This film chronicles the story of the British suffragette movement in London a little over 100 years ago. It is important to get a glimpse of what sacrifices were made to garner rights we have today.
I loved the content, theme, and message of this movie, however the execution of the film brings my review down to four stars.
I thought the film’s cinematography beautiful, the casting terrific, and the acting well done. Throw in beautiful costumes, impressionistic lighting, galloping horsemanship, rivals, as well as a farm to save and you get the idea.
I enjoyed this movie about the restitution of the Gustav Klimt painting “Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer” to it’s rightful owner after it was stolen by the Nazi’s and then re-appropriated by the Austrian government. It is a true story,