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Tag Archives: drama
Just When You Think You’ve Seen It All:
“…And Justice For All” (September 15, 1979) I remember this film. It seemed a little improbable at the time, but recent events in the United States have brought it back to mind. EVERYBODY should be afforded a due process before … Continue reading
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Tagged 70's, American justice system, astrology, contempt of court, courtroom, drama, Hollywood, justice, United States history
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O, Think Twice, Cause It’s Another Day for U & Me in…
Paradise (2025) If you only watch episode 1, you’ll be forgiven if it feels a little like the Gerard Butler series of films about protecting the President. But this one has a twist, and it requires a huge suspension of … Continue reading
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Tagged Disney+, drama, fantasy, rock music, science fiction
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Will It Rain or Shine on St. Swithin’s Day?
One Day (2024) This show is described as a drama series. It certainly isn’t a lot of fun. A Romeo/Juliet style love story for the modern day. Dexter is a rich boy from London, Emma is a a poor girl … Continue reading
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Tagged drama, Netflix, relationships, United Kingdom, young love, yuppies
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“I’m a Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here”*
The Crown (Season 6, Part 1) In my humble opinion, reckless media coverage of Diana (and Dodi) caused the crash that killed them. In this final season of “The Crown” I think the show decided that blaming Henri for his … Continue reading
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Tagged Diana Princess of Wales, drama, Netflix, relationships, royalty, United Kingdom
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A David and Goliath Story for Today
The Burial (2023) This may be the last film we’ll watch on Amazon Prime Video. It’s based on a true story and it has some very good moments, some totally unexpected and some that were telegraphed ahead of time, perfectly. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, drama, Hollywood, humour, legal suits, true story, United States history
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Adapting to Adoption
A Fairy Tale Once upon a time, there was a little child who needed a new family to keep her safe and secure. Then she was adopted. After some traumatic adventures, some good and some bad, she lived happily ever … Continue reading