THE REPORT provided a solid lesson we must pay attention to for many reasons. Investigations and cover-ups are too common in our government to ignore. We want to trust our top officials to maintain the USA role as leaders in civil behavior, yet we know how easy it is to disconnect from people we fear. And that history will inevitably repeat itself.
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MOVIE REVIEWS
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It is a treat to see The Good Liar movie starring Dame Helen Mirren and Sir Ian McKellen play a cat and mouse game on screen.
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HARRIET is a Hollywood-style movie based on the life of legendary freedom fighter Harriet Tubman.
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A gripping action-adventure “good cop vs. bad cops” movie worthwhile seeing for the thrill and adrenaline rush.
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In the 1970s, Hell’s Kitchen, a gritty Midtown neighborhood on the West Side of…
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Quick-witted repartee makes LATE NiGHT an entertaining movie and a welcome addition to this summer’s amusement agenda.
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As a child, J. R. R. Tolkien becomes friends with a group of fellow artists and writers at his school, with whom he finds inspiration and courage. Their bond of fellowship grows with the years, as they experience life together, as does his love for Edith Bratt whom he marries after World War I.
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Many of us grownups fantasize about going back to middle or high school where…
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Fighting with My Family is fast-paced, funny, and totally engaging. The characters are quirky and lovable. I would have liked Fighting with My Family to go on and on, that’s how enjoyable it was.
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Mary Queen of Scots opens with Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, going to the chopping block to be beheaded after being imprisoned by her cousin, Elizabeth Tudor, Queen of England. The movie then goes into the back story and what led to her execution by effectively showing Sixteenth Century misogyny, sexuality, rivalry, competitiveness, jealousy, women’s empowerment, sense of entitlement, and dysfunctional family connections.
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