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House of D

Reviewed on May 04 2007

Robin Williams, Anton Yelchin, Erykah Badu. Hip story told by an artist born in Greenwich Village.

This film definitely has messages of worth with warmth, love, hope, and acceptance. Unselfish love is a unique quality, and this film shows the love of a young boy for his emotionally-challenged friend. The warmth of this film touches the depths of the soul, particularly in an analogy given concerning cancer, a crab, and an unloving father. Watch out for it! There's a beautiful ...
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What the #$*! Do We Know?

Reviewed on Apr 24 2007

If I would have known that Ramtha/JZ Knight was in the film, I wouldn't have gone to see it. But, obviously somebody "up there" didn't want me to know, so I went, and the film was actually worth seeing–technically it was very well done.

All of the other people–scientists and theologians–who presented their theories had some very good things to say about how the particle world affects us humans, our thought life, and how we view reality. I wondered as I ...
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What Lies Beneath

Reviewed on Apr 03 2007

I hope to save the public some money by giving a review of the film, What Lies Beneath.  According to a local newspaper male movie critic, he couldn't find enough adjectives to give this a four star rating.  He also wrote that Michelle Pfeiffer should be nominated for an academy award.  He tried to say it was a suspense film in the nature of Alfred Hitchcock (probably after Hitchcock died). You should thank God he's not your stock broker ...
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Amazing Grace

Reviewed on Mar 20 2007

Amazing Grace is an exceptional film that touches the heart and stirs the emotions for nobility, courage, and faith in trying to right the wrongs of society. It is the story of William Wilberforce, who almost single-handedly fought against slavery in England and helped to abolish slavery in the 19th century, approximately 75 years before the abolition of slavery in the United States.  It shows how truly good men with good purposes are misrepresented by media and ...
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The World's Fastest Indian

Reviewed on Mar 20 2007

This is one of those films that, because there's no unnecessary violence and nudity,wasn't a big hit at the Box Office, but this film is one of Anthony Hopkin's best acting roles.  In New Zealand an older motorcycle racer who has odd but loving ways goes to the Salt Lakes in Utah to race his strange-looking but very fast original motorcycle made by a company called "Indian."  It's a story about people helping other people.  It would be a great family...
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One Night with the King

Reviewed on Feb 09 2007

One Night with the King is a story of the faith of one woman with her God.  This faith leads her from poverty to become a queen of Persia and help stop a genocide.  The film is well acted by a superb cast.  The men are men, and the casting is perfect for Esther, played by Tiffany Dupont.  Omar Sharif plays Prince Memucan, the loyal right-hand man of King Xerxes, King of Persia.  Tommy Lister plays Hegai, a powerful African presence ...
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Rocky Balboa

Reviewed on Jan 15 2007

For us Baby Boomers, Rocky Balboa (2006) gives hope that dreams still can be realized, even in our sixties.  What I like most about this film–as in Sylvester Stallone's other Rocky films–is his down-to-earth honesty and goodness, and with the same virtues in most of his friends. Rocky is a man that you can trust.  For him and his friends, their "yes" is yes and their "no" is no, and you don't have to read in between the ...
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