Taking Up More Room
Rebecca DenistonWhich movies or shows do you you want to see? Here are some of the ones I've taken in, although whether or not they're worth watching is another story. :-)
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Remarkably Bright Creatures (2026)
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Netflix movies, and streaming movies in general, have the reputation of suckage. Flat lighting, cheap drama, phoned-in acting. They’re basically Harlequin romances put onscreen (No offense to anyone who likes Harlequin roma...
Little House On the Prairie (2026)
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Laura Ingalls Wilder’s novels seem to be required reading for many Americans just for the sheer love of it. The home-y scenes of family life, the food, and the glimpses of a time long past are something to be visited over and over aga...
Elle (2026)
Ladies, I'm Going To Seattle
I can’t help myself. I know I said I’d take a break from series recaps, not that I have to do them, but when I found out about Prime’s new show, Elle, I was hooked. Especially when I saw that all the episode ti...
Summer's Last Resort (2026)
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The title of this movie is almost too on the nose. It’s almost the end of July, I have one full week of vacay left, and I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again: this July has been a very skimpy month in terms of new releases.
An...
When Ladies Meet (1941)
This July has been undeniably skimpy when it comes to appealing movies, and naturally in Movie World, when the going gets tough, the tough go old school.
This July has been undeniably skimpy when it comes to appealing movies, and naturally...
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Hi. I'm a writer, a crossing guard, a wife, and a mom with a lifelong love of literature and movies.
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