Hunter Walsh

I have been watching season 1 episodes and enjoying them all. This show brings back wonderful memories from my childhood; it was a much simpler, kinder time. I have particularly enjoyed the episode where the kids choose to stay with Uncle Bill instead of returning to Aunt Fran’s house. I also liked watching Buffy & Jody befriend a sick classmate, who was played by Eve Plumb. The family members on this show are bonded to one another and certainly go to great lengths to care for each other. Kindness rules on the set of Family Affair.

Caught this movie on Netflix recently; had seen it years and years ago. It never gets old. This movie introduced me to my parents’ music and way of life during a much simpler time. I think John Milner and Toad make this movie; I love watching Toad try to score some liquor! Of course Debbie is awesome!

Great story about human redemption. It parallels one man’s broken relationship with his daughter as well as his new relationship with a horse as its trainer. Matthias S was super convincing in his role as a man trying to overcome his past. I thought the prison scenes were realistic without being too brutal. This movie is guaranteed to move you emotionally. Let the wild horse run free forever!

I always liked this movie based on strong performances by the actors. It's really interesting that the main character is being tested both as an officer candidate and as a person. This dual storyline makes for some interesting scenes. One would like to think that Zack Mayo's personal transformation is complete bt the time of his graduation, but i suspect that he still had a long way to go.Sadly, i doubt that his romance with Paula was the fairy tale that was portrayed at the end of the movie.

Lots of interesting themes going on here: manipulation, trauma, tribe mentality, poverty, anger control. I found it disturbing, sad, and engaging all at the same time. Lane gives a killer performance. I love the symbolism at the end; she releases Jake's gift, freeing herself from his grip, and baptises herself in the lake, readying herself for what one hopes is a brighter future based on the lessons she has learned on this journey.

There's a great line in the movie that compares a woman's pubic V to the Bermuda Triangle. I say the killer triangle here is Sarandon, Robbins, and Costner. Together they knock this one out of the ballpark. And that's no Bull. A great movie about America's favorite pastime.....baseball, that is.