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Secretariat (Blu-ray)
Horse films let alone horse racing films have been around for quite some time- HIDALGO, DREAMER and SEABISCUIT being the more popular and most recent. The latter receiv...
Monsters (from director Gareth Edwards)
Six years ago NASA discovered the possibility of alien life within our solar system. A space probe was launched to collect samples, but crashed upon re-entry over Mexic...
Four Lions
As I began watching FOUR LIONS, my initial reaction was to be offended. Making light of a subject that has destroyed so many innocent lives is by no means a laughing ma...
The Kids Are All Right
Though the film was not as funny or playful as the trailers made it out to be, there was a lot more sadness mixed with elements of hope than I had expected in Lisa Cholod...
Babies (from director Thomas Balmes)
Four babies from four different parts of the world are filmed from birth to age one in the documentary BABIES. A tiny dirt floor hut in Mongolia, a tent in Namibia, an ...
Mother And Child (Blu-ray)
Films about parents and their children are usually touching but also plentiful. The key is to find a new aspect to explore in the relationship in order to separate your...
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (Blu-ray)
Chitty has always eluded my viewing as a child. I can honestly say that I’m OK with that. I did recognize many of the songs that I’m sure those who grew up with i...
Blue Valentine
Men are more resilient to relationships until they meet that one, then they dive in full force, where women are more likely to find love on fundamentals based on a good j...
The King’s Speech
Jerry Seinfeld had a joke explaining that the number one fear for people is public speaking. The second is death. Meaning you are better off in the casket than doing ...
