Colleenie Watches Movies
Colleen GonzalezFind reviews and recommendations on new, old, in theaters and streaming. Think of me as your friend who watches a crazy amount of movies!
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Hamnet
Grief is a very personal experience, one that can be difficult to capture on film. If you tell a sad story and show the characters in pain, an audience will react with shared human emotion. What director Chloé Zhao manages to do in the film...
The Lost Bus
### **I’m going to attempt to cover as many Oscar nominated films as I can up until the March 15th broadcast. The Lost Bus received a well deserved Best Visual Effects nomination.
The Housemaid
Millie (Sydney Sweeney) desperately needs a job. She takes a chance with a fake resume and answers an ad to be a live-in housemaid for the Winchester family. The interview goes well with the young and beautiful Mrs. Nina Winchester (Amanda ...
Anaconda
I was a teenager, I used to go to the movies on Christmas Day. We always ate early and did not have out-of-town relatives visiting. I remember seeing great comedies like 9 to 5 and Tootsie. As an adult, Christmas is at my house. My husband ...
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I'm a writer living in the San Francisco East Bay. I write essays, short stories and movie reviews. I'm currently working on my first novel about the challenges of young adulthood in the 1980's San Francisco.
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