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Films like "Steps" are often misinterpreted as warnings against the reality that unfortunately prevails in today's society. I don't want to diminish what these films can do. You can check the movipapa and search for your favorite movies of all time. They can have a great impact. But I think their intentions are broader than their impact.
By amit patel4 years ago in Humans
‘Cry Macho’: Age Is Not a Deterrent
The production background of Cry Macho spans nearly five decades. The screenplay had been kicking around in the early seventies. After numerous studio rejections, screenwriter N. Richard Nash revamped the script into novel form. The positive acclaim for the novel led to its eventual optioning for the screen by Twentieth Century Fox.
By MovieBabble4 years ago in Humans
The Kids Are All Right - A Movie Review
Never take a family’s love for granted. Released to theaters in 2010, The Kids Are All Right is about two children of a lesbian couple who want to find their biological dad. Meeting Paul, Joni and Laser form a bond with him. Questioning her own marriage, Paul causes problems in the once happy family.
By Marielle Sabbag5 years ago in Humans
Soulful Revival: The Shalenda Gunnels Story
Rising From the Ashes The idiom “rise from the ashes” tell the story of a fictitious bird from Greek mythology called “the Phoenix.” However, the bird’s Greek name (Phoenix) derives from an ancient Egyptian (Kemetic) legend about “the bird of the sun god.”
By Victor Trammell5 years ago in Humans
Hostage House Review
Move aside, Hollywood blockbusters; the independent film community is coming back strong! Hostage House, directed by David Benullo, was just released to Netflix, and proves that you don’t need flashy effects or loud car chases to make an entertaining film. Sometimes, all you need is a handful of talented actors, a beautiful house, and a cameraman and director who know what they’re doing (i.e no shaky cam THANK GOD!)
By Michaela Calabrese5 years ago in Humans
Widows should be respected and not preyed upon
In the movie THE FIVE HEARTBEATS, the character Big Red (Hawthorne James) attends the funeral of Jimmy Potter ( Chuck Patterson) the man that he had murdered. If that were not bad enough after viewing the body he goes over to Jimmy's grieving widow Eleanor (Diane Carroll) and instead of offering condolences, he propositions her right there in the church. Eleanor is so outraged that she slaps him in the face. This is one of those movie moments that remain in the psyche of many who watched this film.
By Cheryl E Preston5 years ago in Humans
