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Tag Archives: drama
Lars and the Real Girl, and a Community’s Acceptance
I watched the 2007 movie Lars and the Real Girl a couple of nights ago. You can read about it here. Also check out Roger Ebert’s excellent review of the movie. There were plenty of times when I was bored … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Church, Movies, Social Skills
Tagged church of the brethren, drama, entertainment, lars and the real girl, oscars, roger ebert
Remember Sunday
I watched a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie last night that I actually kind of liked. It was called Remember Sunday. It was about a man named Gus who had the same sort of problem that the Drew Barrymore character … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Television
Tagged 50 first dates, comedy, drama, entertainment, hallmark hall of fame, multiple personalities
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Rumplestiltskin, Captain Hook, and True Courage
I actually enjoyed last night’s episode of Once Upon a Time. I decided to watch the show this season, even though I did not watch the first season, because the documentary summation of the show’s plot intrigued me, plus I … Continue reading
Posted in Once Upon a Time, Television
Tagged Belle, Captain Hook, drama, entertainment, literature, Mr. Smee, Once Upon a Time, Peter Pan, Rumplestiltskin
Miss Potter
A few nights ago, I was flipping through channels, and I came across the 2006 movie Miss Potter on a Canadian station. I initially thought that it was a PBS sort of movie, since the characters were rather stiff and … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Television
Tagged drama, emily watson, entertainment, ewan mcgregor, renee zellweger
The Batman Story and Aurora, Colorado
I was watching ABC News last night, and it was talking about the recent shooting in Aurora, Colorado. One of the stories featured interviews with some who thought that Batman movies and comics appeal to people because of their moral … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movies
Tagged batman returns, drama, entertainment, moral ambiguity, painful experiences
The John Edwards Trial; Everything Must Go
Here are two thoughts: 1. People will probably disagree with me on this, but I was moved by how John Edwards daughter (Cate) and his parents stood by him throughout his trial, and how he said after the mistrial that … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Movies, Politics
Tagged comedy, drama, entertainment, john edwards daughter, super-bowl
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The Desperate Housewives Finale
Here are some thoughts about the Desperate Housewives finale. 1. Bree’s murder trial was wrapped up quickly and neatly, as Karen McCluskey (who doesn’t have long to live) stepped forward and took the blame for killing Gaby’s abusive step-father. Was … Continue reading
