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Josh Sadfie recommended Broadway Danny Rose (1984) in Movies (curated)

Broadway Danny Rose (1984)

1984 | Comedy, Romance

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"The casting in this film allows for so much nuance, from Nick Apollo Forte (who didn’t do anything else) to the borscht-belt comedians in Carnegie Deli, to all of Danny Rose’s clients, to the off-type performance from Mia Farrow as a side-piece and a mob-boss princess… They all amount to something that’s so inherently New York in a way that I hope NEVER dies. I am Danny Rose."

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Shadow and Light (Arizona Raptors #3)

RJ Scott and V.L. Locey

10.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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Is it easier to fall into the shadows than hold onto the light? Injured in a horrific car...

Contemporary MM Sports Romance

The Stone Angel

Margaret Laurence

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Hagar Shipley - an irascible, independent nonagenarian - has lived a quiet life full of rage. As...

Desire of the Gods

Marianna Green

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Paula Willis humours her superstitious neighbour by carrying out a love ritual with a little image...

Greek mythology romance humor Apollo sexy

Paul Tyrrell (139 KP) rated Galactica 1980 in TV

Apr 23, 2020 (Updated Apr 23, 2020)

Galactica 1980

1980 | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

6.8

(37 Ratings)

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Those ships and the Cylons (0 more)

The hair and the weird robot dog/monkey thing (0 more)

Childhood revisited

Glen A Larson cashing in on the Star Wars explosion with this TV spin off. The A Team's Dirk Benedict and Lorne Greene from Bonanza were the 2 main stars until Richard Hatch as Apollo took over and became the main man. Still think the space ships were better than the X Wings from Star Wars, but never really loved it unlike Star Wars.

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Barnaby Clay recommended For All Mankind (1989) in Movies (curated)

For All Mankind (1989)

1989 | Documentary, History

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"This is sheer bliss and existential wonderment. It should be required viewing—not just for filmmakers but for people in general. It stitches together all the Apollo missions into one beautiful trip to the moon and back. The voice-overs from the astronauts are so poignant—these are men who have been to the moon and have seen things that none of us will ever see, yet they are so humbled by it. It’s magical. As is the score by Brian Eno!"

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