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Like mother, like daughter.

Bottom Line: Recommended

Muddling through this waking life on auto-pilot. Dreams and nothing more.

Bottom Line: Recommended

Structured like a Christmas party sweets table, Love Actually is full of enticing confections without any substance or connection. Which is not to say that some of the tidbits aren’t wonderful.

Bottom Line: Good, but not great. Rated R for a British sense of humour.

If you’ve spent the last forty years or so complaining that “they just don’t make movies like that” anymore, then you’ll be happy to know they just have.

Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Sign me on for another voyage.

Maybe it’s a guy thing.

Bottom Line. Inevitable. (And not in a good way.)

Surprisingly funny. Well, we were surprised.

Bottom Line: Recommended for the whole family (even my Mom).

Crying over spilled milk. And blood.

Bottom line: Highly Recommended

AJM got home from work at 15:30. I had just finished painting the bedroom ceiling, showered, and was sitting wrapped in a towel, combing the tangles of of my hair. With the impulse of young lovers, we dashed to the Alamo Drafthouse at the Village to watch

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

Bottom Line: Perfect fun.

The Friday movie group consisted of me, AJM, and M2. First we dined at Manuel’s, which is celebrating its twentieth anniversary. (Katz’s is celebrating its 25th.) I’m sure my patronage has done a lot to keep them both in business. I’ve been a faithful consumer of both from the beginning.

Bottom Line: Not Recommended. Flat.

Live action cartoon. I could not stop laughing. Belly-clutching, knee-slapping laughter. Absolutely preposterous.

Bottom Line: Recommended, but not for the kiddies. Violent.