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After the death of their spouses, Police Sergeant Dutch Van Den Broek and US Representative Kay Chandler realise that they had been living a lie and must help each other come to terms with the deceit.
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1955 in Montgomery Alabama, Odessa Cotter a black maid to a wealthy white family with Miriam Thompson must decide what they are going to do in response to the bus boycott led by Martin Luther King.
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When Michael Sullivan Jr witnesses a murder he ends up on the road with his mob father Michael Sullivan. This was never going to be easy and they are pushed to the limits.
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Neal Page is struggling to get home in time for Thanksgiving when his flight from New York to Chicago is delayed and then they have to land somewhere else. He then cannot get away from Del Griffith who has constantly made the journey more difficult.
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Continue reading “Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987) Review”
Travis Freeman is a star player for his High School American Football team, everything in his life has been about playing football. But everything is about to change when an illness costs him his sight and he must adapt to a new life of being blind.
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A very powerful drama showing Martin Luther King Jr. fighting for equal rights to vote. With a campaign to march from Selma to Montgomery in Alabama.
Ron Burgundy is back for his second outing with the 70s well behind him and working in New York with his now wife Veronica. But everything turns sour when she is offered the evening news slot without him, in true Ron fashion he asks her to chose between the job and him. Obviously she choses the job!
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A poor Liverpudlian who ends up in America falls in love, whilst the Vietnam War is going on and everything is brought together by the music and songs of The Beatles.
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How do you break free without breaking apart?
I guess the tagline is a great place to start on describing the film, as that was the main problem between Frank (Dicapro) and his wife April (Winslet). Its obvious that in the beginning they really did love each other so much, but over the years after moving to a house and having two children this condemned their relationship to turn to hate as they both blamed one another for not making it in what they wanted to do.
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