Posted on October 14, 2013, in Drama Movie Reviews and tagged A Captain's Duty, Barkhad Abdi, Barkhad Abdirahman, Billy Ray, Captain Phillips (2013), Catherine Keener, Chris Mulkey, David Warshofsky, Faysal Ahmed, Mahat M. Ali, Max Martini, Michael Chernus, movie, Omar Berdouni, Paul Greengrass, Richard Phillips, Tom Hanks. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
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Dear Brock, I love movies and I love language … the way you combine your own appreciation of good cinema with such insightful descriptions and explorations of the respective subject matter is very rare, and reading your reviews and commentary on what’s available on the big screen including your personal approach and well-reflected opinion is a great joy. Thank you!
Thanks again Henning! I have had a lot of fun writing about what I love. I wish that I could spend all of my time writing about and watching movies. Find a way to do what you love and get paid for it. Isn’t that what they always say? Movies are one of the few things that I am very passionate about. Thanks for the kind words. Take care!
wow! two 9’s as a double feature, thats amazing! this is another one i’m looking for5ward to seeing.
Thanks again Brock
That’s exactly what I thought. Of course, they always release all of the good movies towards the end of the year so that they can fit them in for the Oscars. Two 9’s in a row is a rarity, but actually I’ve seen four 9’s in a row in theatres. That is like almost impossible. Some movies get better each time that you watch them and others can lose some of their thunder. I wonder how these will hold up. Both of those movies won’t disappoint. It’s an almost perfect double feature. Take it easy Rob!
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