Ruth Mossok Johnston
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Intense film...deals with emotions, loneliness, and coping mechanisms.
Slow moving pace is entirely intentional.
A sense of hopefulness...
Heavy
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The ghost writer, JR Moehringer, deserves kudos on two acconts...the book is well written - as well as Moehringer having to listen to or read Harry's insufferable account of his tortured life in order to write the narrative.
Some of this tome is to be acknowledged as
truly sad for a child loosing a parent so tragically - and trying to navigate such a tragedy. Other parts, ridiculous - as the blame game fortifies the justification of trashing your family for cash.
How many more interviews, how many more accounts does the public need to be subjected to? And God help us if Meg has to write hers...yet to come!
Spare
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Horrible -- I will never get those two hours back!
Between Worlds
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The casting of this film was spot on! Coogan and Reilly were incredible.
This movie has gotten little play which is unfortunate...it is a real Gem!
Touching, real, and a piece of nostalgia!!
Stan & Ollie
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