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Tag Archives: Doubt
Name That Chest: It’s the colours that give it away.
Town-centre lights have been ceremoniously lit, plastic foliage and boxes of baubles are taking up huge areas of supermarkets, and bearded men in red fur-trimmed jackets are appearing everywhere… I don’t expect you’ll struggle to name the owner of this … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings | Doubt
Is it good to have doubt? I can’t comment on that question with regards to faith, but in a world where everyone’s so different, it’s surely foolish and naïve, and even rather dangerous, to have too much certainty. That’s my … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Potato, Films on TV
Tagged Amy Adams, Doubt, John Patrick Shanley, Jospeh Foster II, Meryl Streep, movie talk, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Viola Davis
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The Best view | Frozen River – Melissa Leo keeps it real in gripping blue-collar thriller
Melissa Leo. Who? No idea? I thought as much. If, though, the name of this 48-year-old American actress does ring a faint bell it’s probably because she was the odd one out among this year’s Oscar nominees; the little known, … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Releases, The Best View
Tagged 21 Grams, Angelina Jolie, Anne Hathaway, Changeling, Courtney Hunt, Doubt, Frozen River, Homicide Life on the Streets, Kate Winslet, Melissa Leo, Meryl Streep, Misty Upham, Mohawk, Oscars, St Lawrence river, The Reader, Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada
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Happy Birthday Meryl Streep!
Meryl Streep turns 60 today. I’m sure I could easily burn 60 candles of glowing praise for Meryl in honour of this special occasion. However, I sadly don’t have the time, so instead here’s one for each decade: 1. Meryl … Continue reading
Posted in Birthdays
Tagged A Cry in the Dark, A Prairie Home Companion, Adaptation, Doubt, Ironweed, Kramer Va Kramer, Mamma Mia, Meryl Streep, Music of the Heart, One True Thing, Out of Africa, Postcards From the Edge, Silkwood, Sophie's Choice, The Bridges of Madison County, The Deer Hunter, The Devil Wears Prada, The French Lieutenant's Woman
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Big Screen – this week’s top ten at the cinema…
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Age concern… Brad Pitt plays a man who is born a pensioner and steadily grows younger. If you can see this, then you might need a Flash Player upgrade or you need to install … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Pitt, Doubt, He’s Just Not That Into You, Jensen Ackles, Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio, My Bloody Valentine 3D, Revolutionary Road, Role Models, Seven Pounds, Slumdog Millionaire, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Secret of Moonacre, Tom Cruise, Valkyrie, Will Smith
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