Today we are sharing the 1993 film, DAVE about a man who looks like the president so he momentarily stands in for him while he recovers from a stroke. This star studded film illustrates the idealism of what we expect from our administration.
Today we are kicking off this month of political movies with a romantic comedy starring Seth Rogan and Charlize Theron. Theron plays the Secretary of State who is running for President and hires childhood chum played by Seth Rogan as her speech writer. And the romantic comedy hijinks occur.
Today we are talking about last year’s Netflix doc about a special relationship between a National Geographic diver and a small octopus. What started as an experiment seeing what would happen if he visited the octopus everyday turned into a life lesson at the perfect time that he needed it.
preferred it to Free Solo. This film follows Tommy Caldwell as he strives to be the first person to free climb The Dawn Wall, the last unclimbed portion of the famous El Capitan of Yosemite.
Today we are talking about the small indie film written and directed by Griffin Hammond. Support this indie filmmaker as well as find out the story behind your favorite Pho condiment. Why is there a rooster on the bottle? Where did this stuff come from? Where is it made? And why is it so cheap? Find out these answers to your “burning” questions as well as see how the sauce is made.
Today we are talking about the 2020 documentary about eight members of Seattle’s Soldiers of Destiny scooter club. These fellows road on their scooters from Florida to their home in Seattle. It is quite comical to watch their antics and their bikes breaking down and them bickering in the morning before the ride.
Today we are inspired by the 2005 documentary about a bunch of rag tag wheelchair rugby players. The players outfit their wheelchairs in a Mad Max style. The film exposes the audience to the players, how they sustained their injuries and how they cope with their body’s new limitations.
Today we are talking about Admission, a film starring Tina Fey and Paul Rudd about a Princeton admissions officer who takes a risk on a college-bound student who she believes might be her son. In the process she discovers a lot about herself. This romantic comedy came out in 2013 and is available right now on Apple TV. It doesn’t have high marks but we would definitely give it a solid B+
starring Val Kilmer, Gabriel Jarret, Michelle Meyrink and William Atherton. It is a film about Mitch Taylor who rooms with Chris Knight, school prodigy, and they work on a high powered laser. Only to discover that their professor is going to use it for evil instead of for good.
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