Believe me, there is a Facebook page called “Movies that you don't understand the first time you see them” and 135 people have liked the page. Although there is hardly any activity on the page, its pure existence states that we sometimes really don’t know what a movie is about all the time.
Thanksgiving is around the corner. If you’re not planning to watch football on TV, then you should sit on the couch with your family and/or friends to enjoy a movie after dinner.
In case you lovers are too blinded by strong and endless love to see what good love movies are out there, I volunteer to be the person who recommends some good flicks for you and your potential date.
This October, “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted” was released on DVD.
If you were born after the 1980s, you are probably not familiar with the Iran Hostage Crisis, which happened in 1979. Fifty-two Americans were held for 444 days from Nov. 4, 1979, to Jan. 20, 1980. Ben Affleck’s newly released movie “Argo” was based on this historical event.
Playing the family card is not a privilege reserved for politicians. Directors like to play it, too.
Nine years ago we got to know a lovely, yet very much confused, Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King, from Tim Burton’s famous “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” This year we have Norman, the brave 11-year-old from the new 3-D stop motion animation “ParaNorman,”produced by Laika.
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