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With movie theaters closed due to the coronavirus outbreak, this is a most difficult time for film lovers. Every night, I lie in bed dreaming of the glorious day when the Megaplex opens again — ahh, the mental picture makes … Continue reading →

Jerry Maguire is one of the most popular films in Cameron Crowe’s filmography. Any good to watch? Here’s my review of this Tom Cruise classic. via ‘Jerry Maguire (1996)’: Throwback Review — DC’s Take

via Addicted to Love Alternate Cast/Movie Poster — Myopic Pete Ramblings

Heartbreaking. via Kelly Preston’s last Instagram post was a moving tribute to husband John Travolta and their family — Metro

So apparently the American government dabbled in genetic testing, impregnating the perfect host, Mary Ann Benedict, with the combined (somehow) sperm of 6 different fathers, each contributing traits that together would make the perfect child. But what resulted was a … Continue reading →

Her husband, John Travolta, said in an Instagram post that his wife of 28 years died after a two-year battle. Continue reading → via Kelly Preston, actor and wife of John Travolta, dies at 57 from breast cancer — Global News

A very heavy tribute to the American Actress Kelly Kamalelehua Smith who died Sunday at age 57. The popular American actress and model popularly known as Kelly Preston had featured in more than sixty television and film productions. Preston delivers … Continue reading →

Young innocent love gets the crime noir treatment in my review for They Live by Night (1948) via They Live by Night (1948) Innocent Love, Crime, On The Run, Film Gris & Marie Bryant — Wolfmans Cult Film

(Marlon Brando died on this day, the 1st of July, in 2004, at the age of 80) If there was ever an actor who captured, both in their screen personas and their own life, the frustration and anger at a … Continue reading →

Following The Mechanic in 1972, a film that pitted an aging hitman playing a game of cat and mouse with his young protege, director Michael Winner returned to a similar theme with this espionage thriller. The plot deals with an … Continue reading →