Linda Winningham
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Absolutely beautiful! I would recommend this to anyone—even children, who already have keen imagination. A true, awesome delight!
A World of Calm
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Not at all what I expected—but what a deep, soul-searching blues based album. Now I understand the cover art Great to listen to if you want to sit somewhere alone and and think about your life and all you victories and losses. Ending, of course, with a journey to where it all started—Muddy Waters. Listen with your handkerchief in your hand.
Hackney Diamonds
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John Steinbeck wrote the novel upon which the film was based. One can enjoy it on a surface level, getting to know the characters as they ride a broken down old bus to San Juan, meandering their way along dusty, “washboard “ roads and across flooded bridges; or, one can learn their stories, as secrets, greed, innocence, hatred, and true love is revealed by what they say to each other and themselves. At times, one wonders what is the “point” in all this, but I don’t believe there is one. Seeing the individuality of each character, and the beauty and ugliness that they all share, I think, is a gift given to us by
Steinbeck himself.
The Wayward Bus
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One of the most intense, realistic, hauntingly beautiful films I have ever seen. It uses the classic good/evil conflict, but digs deeper into the human mind, and questions what is truly evil in a man’s heart and whether he can ever be redeemed, or if he is truly Unforgiven.
With an excellent cast, including Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman, and others.
Unforgiven
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Not just a sitcom, it deals with people struggling with their faith, marital infidelity, and many more topics.
Young Sheldon
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