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Documentary Review – Bruce Springsteen’s Letter To You Documentary, biopic, music film… it’s any and all of those three. Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band reflect on their lives together while recording a new album. If you’re a fan it’s a no-brainer. |
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Indie Movie Review – Paintball Massacre It’s British and it has people in it that I’ve heard of. Those two are statements I don’t often get to make when reviewing Indie films so I was quite looking forward to it. Just goes to show that it takes a wee bit more than that to make a good film. Grade: C- |
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Indie Movie Review – In Corpore The sensual new film In Corpore explores the complexity of relationships. It’s the type of movie Hollywood used to make once upon a time. Grade: C |
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Indie Movie Review – Bright Hill Road Marcy screwed up at work and has to take time off to sort herself out. She decides to set out on a road trip to spend time with her sister but only gets part way before stopping for a break and having to deal with her demons. In whatever form they may take… Grade: B |
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Indie Review – Vinyl Generation In 1980s Czechoslovakia, rock ‘n roll was basically outlawed. The documentary Vinyl Generation starts with two survivors from that time comparing record albums and telling stories about how they used to have to go to the woods to trade records. Grade: C |
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My Favorite YouTube Channels About Movies Here is a very short list of my favorite YouTube Channels that feature commentary about movies and entertainment. |
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