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I write movie reviews here, they are are marked when they contain spoilers. I am a big fan of Roger Ebert and the way he talks about a movie while allowing the viewer to keep her/his own impressions. With his reviews as my guide, I seek to post conversation starters about the movies. To see the full list of movies I’ve reviewed click here.

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… what I said about, Peeping Tom (1960)

1960 babe. That is my reasoning. Very stellar film, very disquieting horror. 💃

Aye gevahltz!! You know what this psycho does to women? Wow.🤩
Grip, bring paquetes of blood, stat.
Peeping Tom (1960)

Southpaw 8/10

Jake Gyllenhaal and Forest Whittaker shine in this boxing movie. Where do you find the motivation to fight when all you love is gone?

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Jake Gyllenhaal and Forest Whittaker shine in this boxing movie. Thankfully for me, I’m not a boxing fan, it’s more about finding motivation amidst despair.

A friend told me it didn’t have much boxing so I thought I could stomach it. I did like the Rocky movies and others like it since like “Warrior” for example. Still, I wasn’t sold with the trailers on this one. I’m happy to say, in spite of a lot of boxing, I really enjoyed this movie. The story is “Southpaw’s” strong point.

We live in such dark and uncertain times of bomb threats and terrorism that a movie with this message is just what the psychiatrist ordered. Where do you find the motivation to fight when all you love is gone? “Southpaw” portrays a guy in a low state such as this. The boxing is the metaphor for survival and it’s a universal struggle being portrayed.