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Film Review – Penguin Bloom (2020) January 27, 2021

Title – Penguin Bloom (2020) Director – Glendyn Ivin (Last Ride) Cast – Naomi Watts, Andrew Lincoln, Rachel House, Jacki Weaver, Griffin Murray-Johnston Plot – Based on the true story of Australian family the Blooms and their relationship with a young Magpie they rescue months after their mother and wife Sam (Watts) loses the use […]

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Stay Drunk – Another Round (2020) January 27, 2021

Off the wagon. So this is about four friends who all are high school teachers in Denmark. Over a 40th birthday dinner, one of them mentions a theory that all humans are born with a .05% alcohol deficiency in their blood. They decide to test this thesis by maintaining this level through the workweek. Now […]

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Netflix’s “Vikings: Valhalla” Sequel Series Adds Cast Members January 27, 2021

The History channel’s show “Vikings” has been a hugely popular series since it launched in 2013. The drama series is based on 13th century writings based on Norse tradition and its 6th and final season premiered at the end of 2019. We previously announced that a sequel series, “Vikings Valhalla”, is in development for Netflix […]

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Rams (2020) Movie Review January 26, 2021

Rams – Nice Life Comedy Director: Jeremy Sims Writer: Jules Duncan (Screenplay) Grimur Hakonarson (Original Film) Starring: Sam Neill, Miranda Richardson, Asher Keddie, Michael Caton, Hayley McElhinney, Wayne Blair Plot: A decades-long feud between two sheep farming brothers comes to a head when disaster strikes their flocks. Runtime: 1 Hour 55 Minutes There may be […]

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Amazon Prime In February 2021 January 26, 2021

Amazon next month (February 2021) plans to add 58 new TV shows and movies to its Prime streaming lineup, including six originals. The new titles will include Bliss, an Amazon original movie starring Owen Wilson as a recent divorcee who meets a homeless woman (Salma Hayek) who believes her world of poverty is a computer… […]

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