Everything I Need Is Right Here in Front of Me
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The Muppets
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No drums! No drums! Jack Black said no drums!
This movie was nothing but a good time. It had all the same goofiness and silly self-awareness of the muppets TV show. I can’t remember the last time I felt so good after a film.
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Super 8
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Oh, drugs are so bad!
Not a big fan of alien movies, but this was a blast. I’m a film lover myself and I would have been just about the same age as the main characters in the film, so it was a nostalgic ride.
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Buck
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Rather than helping people with horse problems, I’m helping horses with people problems.
A moving story about how one man turned his own personal tragedy into a passion to help people and horses. A must see documentary for anyone who loves animals or personal stories.
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Monsters
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You mean, like a doctor?
Much better than I expected. A story about human nature supported by the immanent threat of danger. Thoroughly enjoyable.
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Life in a Day
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What do you fear?
It simply felt right to watch something put together by people all over the world. Some of the scenery was fantastic, and it was a blast to connect with people at that level. Unfortunately, I didn’t like some of the realism – people on toilets, animals slaughtered, surgeries, etc.
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The Recruit
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Everything is a test!
I enjoyed watching this, but that’s the only positive thing I can say. Forgettable and predictable.