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RunPee Weekly Newsletter #115 (May 25th, 2022)

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Cast poster for Downton Abbey: A New Era: the Crawley family and servants gathered by a vintage car and a dog
Downton Abbey: A New Era The latest escapades of the Grantham family and the army of servants that look after them. Our Jilly went along to see how it was and called it "a beautiful mess." Also, as it's proven to be quite popular, we thought it might be fun to spend a bit of time looking at all things Downtony! Read the review here...

 

New Movies This Week
Poster for Top Gun: Maverick: Tom Cruise in flight gear in front of a fighter jetTop Gun: Maverick starring: Tom Cruise, Jennifer Connelly, Miles Teller runtime: 2 hours 9 minutes genres: Action | Drama rating: Some Strong Language | Sequences of Intense Action directed by: Joseph Kosinski Peetimes: I think the 2nd and 3rd Peetimes are pretty good. Try to use one of those if you have the option. The 1st Peetime contains some dramatic scenes and the 4th Peetime gets into a little plot development.
Poster for The Bob's Burgers Movie: the Belcher family tumbles down a stack of the words "Get This Patty Started"The Bob's Burgers Movie starring: H. Jon Benjamin, Kristen Schaal, Dan Mintz runtime: 1 hour 42 minutes genres: Adventure | Animation | Comedy rating: Language | Rude/Suggestive Material directed by: Loren Bouchard, Bernard Derriman Peetimes: I'm going to the 1:45 PM showing Friday afternoon. I would go see it Thursday, but Top Gun: Maverick takes precedence. I should have the Peetimes added to the database by 4:30 PM Eastern. If you see this movie early on Thursday it would be awesome if you could give me a heads up on the details about the extras in the end credits. Thanks!
RunPee News
Poster for Downton Abbey: the full cast posed in an ornate drawing roomDownton Abbey (2019) Back in 2019, the first Downton Abbey film was released and our resident Downton fan Jilly went along to catch up with the sprawling cast of characters and their massive estate. Here's an opportunity to see what she thought of the show moving from 'quaint British TV series' to the international big leagues. Grade: A-
Poster for Downton Abbey: the Crawley family and their servants gather in the grand hall of the estateWhat You Need To Know To Watch The Downton Abbey Films Before the films, there were six seasons of the Downton Abbey TV series. Not to panic though, these were British seasons -- so it's only fifty-two episodes. However, can you dive straight in without a bit of research? Worry not! This article tells you all you need to know to get up to speed before taking your seat in the cinema.
Downton Abbey TV series art: the cast lined up in front of Highclere CastleHow To Watch The TV Episodes Of Downton Abbey? Some people might prefer to watch binge everything for themselves. We've got some deets.
Cover art for Gosford Park showing the ensemble cast above and below the titleGosford Park (2001) Before Downton Abbey, Julian Fellowes wrote a comedic murder mystery set in a stately home during the early part of the twentieth century. Is it a trial run for Downton? Maybe, maybe not. Rest assured, it has the same pedigree, so there won't be too many surprises or disappointments. Grade: A
Best of Brit: The Dame Maggie Smith What links Downton Abbey on both the large and small screens AND Gosford Park? None other than the very wonderful Maggie Smith.
Poster for Men: a grinning man's shadowed face behind the red title Men (2022)Towards the end of the movie, the last twenty minutes in fact, I leaned over and asked my husband if he had perhaps slipped acid or LSD in my drink. These were some of the craziest, messed up, brain-bending scenes I’ve ever witnessed, and I’ve been around the block a time or two. Grade: WTF

 

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