Savannah – A Crowe’s Point Movie Adaptation of ‘Laura’: Chapter Nine
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The older sisters did not make an appearance downstairs until many hours later, when the hour of the banquet in Isabelle’s honor was announced to them. For the first time in their lives when it came to something related to their youngest sibling, they attempted to be on time, their plan for ingratiating themselves already Read More …
I’m a day ahead, but since it’s going to be ONE of those weeks, I thought I’d get a jump on it. On the 20th of February in 2003, what was known as The Gaslight Tavern writing group (an offshoot of the original Gaslight Hotel Yahoo group) was established on the old Yahoo groups by Read More …
Before a specific Valentine’s Day during the Napoleonic Wars, the location was already well-known. Not only had Sir Francis Drake conducted some of his pirating in the area, but those in Neolithic, ancient Greek, and ancient Roman times called it sacred. The Greeks erected a temple to Heracles. The Romans called it Promontorium Sacrum (The Read More …
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Our subject line is taken from one of the many taglines from the movie we are looking at today. As you can see from the poster below, another is This Is Not A True Story. It’s a Love Story.
On Valentine’s Day 2014, the film adaptation of Mark Helperin’s novel Winter’s Tale was released, marketed as a date night movie. I admit it: it was not a film that spoke to me in the previews. I skipped it in theaters, but made an impetuous decision to purchase it on DVD. After all, Russell Crowe had a Read More …
In 1995 i saw previews for “The Quick and the Dead” in a movie theater. i thought it looked like a cool movie; but i never saw it until 2001 on TV. After seeing it for a second time, i noticed “Cort”. i discovered he was played by Russell Crowe, who was Read More …
Or: A Remember When in which I ramble incoherently. I like to think I would have become one at the time. I was a young mother with a baby still growing her way out of pre-maturity, so going to the movies became a semi-forgotten past-time that was only given precedence if there was a MUST-GO-SEE movie Read More …
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