After a 15-year absence, James L. Brooks makes his return with Ella McCay, starring Emma Mackey as a young politician navigating the demands of public office while facing turmoil within her own family.
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“An idealistic young woman juggles her family and work life in a comedy about the people you love and how to survive them.”
Welcome back for more ‘31 Days of Horror’. You’re traveling through another dimension into a wondrous land whose only boundaries are that of the imagination. Next stop is our review of Twilight Zone: The Movie. 🎃👻🪦 🐦⬛
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“Four horror and science fiction segments, directed by four famous directors, each of them being a new version of a classic story from Rod Serling’s landmark television series.”
The news of Finding Dory didn’t initially sit well with me. Finding Nemo was one of Pixar’s all-time best efforts, with a story that nicely wrapped up everything it had to. Putting Dory at the forefront ran the risk of overselling a supporting role, plus until Inside Out came along, Pixar hadn’t been hitting the heights they usually do. Coming out, I have to admit this is a fine follow-up that manages to make Dory a main character without stretching her too thin, but it comes up lacking compared to the first film.
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