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  • You Again

    ★★½

  • High Crimes

    ★★½

  • Dreams in the Witch House

    ★★½

  • Doom

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  • You Again

    You Again

    ★★½

    Viewed on Disney +

    I guess I had higher hopes for You Again (2010) considering the incredible cast, and wonderful premise.

    What disappointed me the most was the lack of genuine belly laughs the film brought out.
    Don't get me wrong, I chuckled here and there, but nowhere near the level I thought I would.

    Maybe the writer, Moe Jelline, thought just the premise alone was funny enough to sustain the film throughout, and didn't feel the need to write many "jokes".

    I did enjoy You Again (2010) overall, but I wanted more.

  • High Crimes

    High Crimes

    ★★½

    Viewed on MBOX

    High Crimes (2002) was one of those thrillers starring Ashley Judd that fell through the cracks for me.
    Beginning with Kiss The Girls (1997), Ashley Judd had made a string of Crime/Thrillers in the late 90's to the mid 2000's that, for better or worse, all kind of blended together.
    Kiss The Girls (1997)
    Double Jeopardy (1999)
    High Crimes (2002)
    Twisted (2004)

    High Crimes (2002) was, until today, the only one I hadn't yet seen.
    High Crimes…

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  • Song of the South

    Song of the South

    ★★★½

    Viewed on YouTube

    I think Disney is making a terrible mistake by trying to virtually erase Song Of The South (1946) from existence.
    Is it racially insensitive? Of course it is.
    It's a film from the forties that takes place during the Civil War in Georgia.
    Disney is trying to sweep this one under the rug and try to maintain a squeaky clean image. This is an impossible task.
    If Disney wants to be politically correct they need to get…

  • Boxcar Bertha

    Boxcar Bertha

    ★★

    Viewed on DVD

    Marty's first exploitation film is also his last.
    According to IMDB: After he finished this film, Martin Scorsese screened the film for John Cassavetes. Cassavetes, after seeing this film, hugged Scorsese and said, "Marty, you've just spent a whole year of your life making a piece of shit. It's a good picture, but you're better than the people who make this kind of movie. Don't get hooked into the exploitation market, just try and do something different."…