RunPee Weekly Newsletter #67 (June 23, 2021)
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| Robin Hood after 30 Years: A Retrospective I’ll be honest. Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves is one of my favourite films as one of those that I can watch at any time. When I can’t be bothered thinking of what I want to watch, there are a few films that just hit the spot. This is on. And as a Brit who knows his Robin Hood, that's saying something. Read more Love the Sheriff of Nottingham? Look back at the treasure that was Alan Rickman, RIP. |
| New Movies This Week | |
 | F9 starring: Vin Diesel as Dom, Michelle Rodriguez as Letty, Jordana Brewster as Mia, Tyrese Gibson as Roman, Ludacris as Tej, Nathalie Emmanuel as Ramsey, Charlize Theron as Cipher, John Cena as Jakob, Sung Kang as Han, Helen Mirren as Queenie runtime: 2 hours 25 minutes genres: Action | Adventure | Crime rating: Language | Action | Sequences of Violence directed by: Justin Lin Peetimes: My aim was to avoid using any action scenes in the Peetimes. There's a lot of action, and plot/character development, so that wasn't easy to do. But I did find three pretty good Peetimes. I'd recommend either the first or the last Peetimes. The middle one has a lot of dialog. |
| RunPee News | |
 | NEW in theaters - 12 Mighty Orphans This release is perfectly timed for football fans out there clamoring for their football fix. Football news might encircle the calendar these days but that only teases the appetite until games begin in the fall. Make no mistake, 12 Mighty Orphans is first and foremost an inspirational story, but there is just enough football history thrown in to make it compelling. Grade: B- |
 | NEW in theaters - The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard There are numerous laugh-out-loud moments that increase in frequency and intensity as the movie progresses. That’s really the reason to see this movie. Grade: B+ |
 | What is the on-screen tribute at the very end of the credits of The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard? After the end credits are over there’s a brief photo of something neat. Here's what to look out for during the film so it will make sense. |
 | NEW in theaters: The House Next Door I was so disappointed that with such an awesome cast the movie was tedious and too long. Save your money and wait for Netflix. Grade: D+ |
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