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Mr. & Mrs. Smith

Just as good today as it was in 1977. I remember watching this in school. It was so controversial at the time but it was a step in the right direction towards opening up a much needed conversation. A conversation that continues still today. It might seem simplistic by todays standards and there is obviously far more that needs to be told but while watching it one needs to remember that it was ground breaking when it was first made.

Roots

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Excellent book. I can’t say enough good things about what may very well be the only honest biography from a member of the Royal household. Prince Harry is witty, charming and honest without being mean or condescending. I’m sure there is a lot more he could say but chose not to. If you’re looking for bombshell revelations or deep dark secrets revealed they aren’t here. Instead Prince Harry has given us a glimpse inside a turbulent, tragic, lonely life. Imagine, for just a moment, knowing your entire life is meant for one thing…to be the Spare to the Heir. Prince Harry is much more than a Spare. He will do great things in his life with his beautiful wife by his side. Bravo!!!

Spare

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Boring show. The scenes are so dark you can barely make out what’s happening. The cinematography is weird. I guess they are trying keep the viewer ungrounded but it makes it difficult to feel comfortable watching the show. I understand that they are trying to give the feeling of what it was like to live the life of a slave but they failed. And the acting leaves a lot to imagination. The character of Cora just pouts and mumbles the whole time. I made it through episode 3 and gave up.

The Underground Railroad

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If Beale Street Could Talk

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart

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