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Toni Servillo in The Great Beauty |
November is chock full of family, friends, holiday plans, and movies to see. While you’re deciding on which recipe you will use for the stuffing or if three pumpkin pies are enough, take a break and head to the movie theaters which are overstuffed (pun intended) with amazing autumn fare—About Time, Last Vegas, Free Birds, The Book Thief, Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Frozen, Mr. Nobody, Black Nativity, Nebraska, and Old Boy, are just a few that have caught my eye. You certainly don’t want to cram all these in right before awards season begins. So, whether you choose to check out that indie you heard so much about or the latest big studio release, don’t forget to click on the movie title to view the trailer. We want to make sure you know what you are getting into before you head to the theater.
– Myrna E. Duarte
November 15
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The Best Man Holiday |
Charlie Countryman (Limited)
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Charlie Countryman |
Nebraska (Limited) MoviefiedNYC’s Most Anticipated
Moviefied Review by John David West
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Nebraska |
Sunlight Jr.
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Sunlight Jr. |
In Sunlight Jr. hard-working convenience store clerk Melissa (Naomi Watts) and her disabled boyfriend, Richie (Matt Dillon), are trapped by of poverty but as their luck seems to be about to change when they learn that Melissa is pregnant. But As soon as she loses her job and they get evicted from the motel they live in, their joy vanishes (no surprise there). Through all these difficulties, the couple realizes that they can never lose everything as long as they have each other. Sunlight Jr. looks good but certainly no light hearted romp here!