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" First Viewing Viewing Date: April 11th Via: Netflix Plot: A world-weary political journalist picks up the story of an elderly Irish woman's search for her son, who was taken away from her decades ago after she became pregnant and was forced to live in a convent. Rating: 8.7/10"
“well so i see philomena and i think is good and I think it's a solid drama
a great acting by judi dench and steve coogan good directing and great music by alexandre desplat I leave with the desire to read the book but realistically never finish it
one thing that I liked besides well adapted it's in itself it makes me feel like it's an original story
the music is good but there is something bad
I did not feel it in the whole movie and you have to listen to it after the movie
I think it was a nice experience in itself and recommended
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"How I View this: Another way july 19"

" Director: Stephen Frears Cinematographer: Robbie Ryan Other Images "

"First viewing - Aug. 11th This was among the recommendations for last year's Netflix project, so I want to give a shout out to VierasTalo for recommending it. I enjoyed this more than I expected to, mainly because of the interactions between the two leads. The story is fairly simple yet I enjoyed the ways it played out plus that it's based on true events. I didn't think it was great, but I'd be willing to watch it again at some point. Currently streaming on Netflix"

"Voted for: DrStrangeblog Voted against: Director Black Total: 0"
“Since I kept hearing some pretty good things about this movie (it was even nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award in 2014), I thought I should check it out. Eventually, I thought it was a decent drama but I can’t say it really blew me away. I don’t know, maybe I have seen already too many movies dealing with this subject such as ‘The Magdalene Sisters’. Furthermore, the whole confrontation with Sister Hildegarde at the end was also rather weak (and, obviously, it never happened for real) and it shift the focus from the Irish Catholic church to a single individual which was a rather misguided choice. Eventually, what really made this movie work was the interesting relationship between Judi Dench’s and Steve Coogan’s characters thanks to some solid performances from both ac” read more