March’s Movies
Yes, I’m feeling rebellious so I didn’t stick to five words on a few 🙂
Now it’s your turn. Add your 5 words (or less!) to mine and earn $1 for charity. Once we get to $100 the person with the most reviews will choose the charity. Click here to see the past winners, the charities they chose and the other reviews you can add to. Anyone is welcome to join in at any time.
We’re up to $82!
I hope that you will take a few minutes to participate when you can each month. It’s fun for me and for everyone else who reads it. I’m not looking for a critical review, just a few words about how you felt about the movie. This is ongoing so you can leave your 5 words anytime.
Still Alice, 2014 (Cast-Julianne Moore, Alec Baldwin, Kristen Stewart, Kate Bosworth) Grade A-
Heartbreaking and powerful look at Alzheimer’s.
Sad, but hoped for more. (Kathy)
The Hound of the Baskervilles, 1939 (Cast-Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Richard Greene) Grade B
The hound was scarier in my imagination.
Non-Stop, 2014 (Cast-Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore, Michelle Dockery) Grade B
No shortage of terror suspects.
It certainly kept me guessing. (Michelle)
Absurdly entertaining, love Neeson’s accent (Sheree)
Cinderella, 2015 (Cast-Lily James, Richard Madden, Cate Blanchett, Stellan Skarsgard, Helena Bonham Carter) Grade B
Perfect for the younger set.
Beautiful adaptation of animated original. (Michelle)
Anchorman 2, 2013 (Cast-Will Ferrell, Steve Carrell, Paul Rudd, Christina Applegate) Grade C-
The dawn of 24-hour news.
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Still Alice was such a sad book…. not sure I can handle the movie.
I was hoping to read it before watching it but that didn’t happen 😦
The only one I’ve seen is Still Alice. I would say: Sad, but hoped for more.
If I had read the book I would have probably felt the same way. I do think the movie skimped on a few things, but I don’t know how much sadder I would have wanted it to be.
Non-Stop – It certainly kept me guessing.
Cinderella – Beautiful adaptation of animated original.
I’ve got Still Alice to watch and I want to see Cinderella with my daughter-in-law, don’t think hubby would appreciate it lol
So the only one I can comment on right now is
Non-Stop – absurdly entertaining, love Neeson’s accent
One afternoon after I dropped off Gage at therapy I took myself on a date to Cinderella and had Jason pick up Gage 🙂 It’s a girl thing for sure.
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I have not seen any of these, unfortunately. I do plan on seeing Still Alice, though, and Cinderella. I also want to read the book Still Alice.
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