Author: Christene Johnson (RunPee Sis)
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Movie Review – The Book of Clarence
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I’m not sure how to phrase this without sounding rude but I really disliked this movie. You were thrown into this world without enough backstory to understand what is being told, they jump around and do a terrible job of telling you the names of the characters. Thinking about the story, it could have been great. It’s…
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Movie Review – Night Swim
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Night Swim had it’s great moments and other moments were a total belly flop. I’ve thought about it and I feel the story was weak but the acting made it better. The whole cast really came together for a solid performance but the lack of substance still shows. This could have been appreciated more had…
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Movie Review – The Iron Claw
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If Zac Efron doesn’t earn an award for this movie, I’ll be massively disappointed. His performance knocked my Santa hat off. This is not a joke, but he brought me to tears. This movie was so well done that I felt the story deep inside my bones. It’s almost like I was saturated with emotion.…
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Movie Review – Migration
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Migration had me and my granddaughter rolling with laughter. This was such a fun movie that we lost ourselves in it. There is enough humor to keep the entertainment up to level 10, we never got bored with it. They did a good job of putting humor in there that the kids will get but…
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Movie Review – Anyone But You
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Anyone But You was delightful. The two main characters (Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell) were great together, the chemistry between them oozed off of the screen. There were so many things to like. First, my favorite was the wardrobe choices. Everyone had great clothes! The setting was beautiful, what’s not to love about the coast of Australia?…
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Movie Review – The Shift
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Movies have a unique ability to provoke profound contemplation on existential and spiritual matters, leading viewers to ponder the concept of God. Filmmakers often use visual and narrative mediums to explore questions about faith, purpose, and the human condition. Whether through allegorical tales, philosophical discussions, or the portrayal of transcendent experiences, movies can catalyze introspection…
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Movie Review – Saltburn
It’s been hours since I saw Saltburn and I’m still not sure what I saw. I have a thousand opinions of this movie, but I can’t pick which one to go with; movies like this are really hard to critique in my opinion. Half of me loved it, half of me hated it. There were…
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Movie Review – Thanksgiving
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I was expecting a lot more from Thanksgiving. I love Eli Roth movies but this one fell flat. I was constantly thinking, “When are we going to see his form?” It never happened. In my opinion, Thanksgiving felt a lot like “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” just not as good, and that’s kinda…
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Movie Review – Trolls Band Together
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For such tiny Trolls, these little cuties have a huge hit on their hands. I was not really looking forward to doing the Peetimes on Trolls Band Together. Dreading it is a little closer to how I felt honestly. I’m happy to report that I was wrong. From the very beginning to the end of…
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Movie Review – Inspector Sun
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Inspector Sun looked like it had a lot of promise. I loved the vibe that the trailers put out there but I was slightly disappointed with the overall movie. When I review children’s movies I try to keep them in mind. Do I think kids will like it? Kind of, I’m not sure what age…