This is a sweet film with a nice moral compass to it. I liked how the racial differences were explored without jamming lessons down the viewer's throat, which was refreshing. Clarkson was lovely as always. Very charming. 3.5/5
Learning to Drive on Netflix
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Showing posts with label ben kingsley. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 12, 2016
Learning to Drive
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Sunday, May 15, 2016
The Walk
I remember hearing stories of people who got physically ill in theaters watching this film, and I couldn't believe it. Until I saw it, that is. Robert Zemeckis breaks all the rules of direction and made me feel unsafe and about to fall throughout this film, and it's a triumph. How could this have not been nominated for Best Direction I'll never know. JGL is wonderful as always, and the script is taut and engaging throughout. A fine film for sure. 4/5
The Walk on Netflix
The Walk on Netflix
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Friday, October 2, 2015
Stonehearst Asylum
What an utterly intriguing thriller, I never saw most of it coming. Excellent acting all around as well. 4/5
Stonehearst Asylum on Netflix
Stonehearst Asylum on Netflix
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Saturday, March 1, 2014
Ender's Game
This. Is. Phenomenal. A truly epic story told in heartbreakingly tragic fashion. I can't wait for the sequels. 5/5
Ender's Game on Netflix
Ender's Game on Netflix
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