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* The Alleys (Netflix) 2021. Jordanian. Fairly intense Bollywood type movie.

* Broken City (Tubi) 2013. Tough guy movies are ok to watch! Russel Crowe and Mark Walberg

* Road House (Prime) 1989. Old fashioned, intense rivalry. A bit engaging. 

* Still Alive (Netflix) 2014. Touching movie about an early onset of Alzheimer. Julianne Moore got an Oscar for her acting.

 

* By the Gun (Prime) 2014. A bit heartless and violent. Not much sentiment.

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* Fifty Shades of Grey (Tubi) 2015. Typical boring female obsession shown here.

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* My Wonderful Life (Netflix) 2022. Polish. A fairly weak love triangle story.

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* Most Wanted (Prime) 2020. Based on a true story. Very exciting to watch a junkie in trouble.

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* The Sweeny (Prime) 2013. A bit like a Bond movie. Only more violence.

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* River's Edge (Prime) 1987. A bit funky teenage drug type movie. Good relationships.

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* The Swimmers (Netflix) 2022. Based on a true story. Suprised to see modern Syrian girls. A slow movie with depressing, pathetic refugees. 

 

* Serpico (Prime) 1973. Based on a true story of a struggle that a NY cop had. Al Pacino is excellent.

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* Knight and Day (Prime) 2010. Exciting dialog. Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz are good in this.

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* The Devil Inside (Tubi) 2019. French. Very well done movie. Suspenseful, yet realistic.

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* Jesse Stone: Stone Cold (Prime) 2005. Excellent murder story. Good dialog. Tom Selleck is wonderful!

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* Grudge (Netflix) 2021. Turkish. A fairly twisted murder plot shot in Istanbul. Ok to watch.

* Lie with me (Tubi) 2006. Senselessly erotic and a waste of time.

* Photocopier (Netflix) 2022. Indonesian. A bit over dramatic.

* Traces of Red (Prime) 1992. Exciting fast paced murder mystery with John Belushi.

* Vengence (Prime) 2022. Lots of clever nonsense. Unexpected ending too.

* Pieces of a Women (Netflix) 2020. Sensitive, but doesn't feel realistic. Ok to watch.

* Bone Tomahawk (Tubi) 2016. A very grisly western. Good dialog though.

 

* The Takeover (Netflix) 2022. Dutch. A fairly exciting movie about hackers.

 

* The Pale Blue Eye (Netflix) 2022. Amazingly complex but beautifully done movie! Old world charm and mannerisms. Lovely!

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* The Sign Painter (Tubi) 2021. Lithuanian. Well made film about how a sign painter copes up with changing loyalties during World War-2.

 

* Dressed to Kill (Prime) 1980. A pretty scary psychiatry film. Michael Caine looks good.

 

* Loving Adults (Netflix) 2022. Danish. Very well done crime drama on infidelity.

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* Tall Tales (Tubi) 2019. Hungarian. A wierd tale about a cheater.

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* Assault on Wall Street (Prime) 2013. A bit violent in the second half. Made with a lot of passion about money.

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* The Gambler (Prime)1974. Nice Hames Caan movie. Good acting.

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* For Jojo (Netflix) 2022. A good for nothing film about a pschyco.

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* Barnet Thomas (Prime) 2015. Typical Scottish humor. Good to watch.

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* The Clovehtch Killer (Tubi) 2018. An excellent film about a serial killer.

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* I Came By (Netflix) 2022. Excellent well-directed film about a weirdo.

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* Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Prime) 1988. Quite hilarious despite being thirty years older than now.

 

* Hillbilly Elegy (Netflix) 2020. Rough upbringing but good character. Well made movie about a rough family in the mid-west.

 

* The Night of the Hunter (Prime) 1955. A fairy tale with old world charm. Nice to be reminded of ideas that are frowned upon today!

 

* The Stranger (Netflix) 2022. Australian Film. Boring sting operation. Based on a true story.

 

* Glass Onion (Netflix) 2022. Very stupid movie. Such a wasted effort.

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* The Guilty (Netflix) 2021. It's about too much worked police. Good acting, but a bit boring.

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* The Delinquent Season (Tubi) 2018. Sensitive and introspective. Looking at modern day marriages and hook ups. 

 

* What's Love Got to do with it (Prime) 1993. Sensitively portrayed about Tina Turner. Very enjoyable.

 

* Prisoners (Netflix) 2013. Pretty scary movie with good acting. It's about two girls disappearing.

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* The Surprise Visit (Tubi) 2022. Based on a true story. A bit sad but engagingly done.

 

* Luckiest Girl Alive (Netflix) 2022. Quite a pretentious story. Couldn't move me.

 

* 2 Days in the Valley (Prime) 1996. Exciting comedy, but with a few loose ends.

* Cici (Netflix) 2022. Turkish. Started slow, but very touching and deep movie.

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* Sliver (Prime) 1993. Quite a boring murder mystery story.

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* Goodbye (Netflix) 2022. Hindi. Pretty touching, but a bit longish.

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* Out of the Furnace (Prime) 2013. Well acted movie. A bit expected story, but quite realistic.

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* Farha (Netflix) Arabic. Very sad story based on a true event. How smart people hurt poor people.

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* Domestic Disturbance (Prime) 2001. Nice movie about a split family.

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* Flawless (Prime) 2008. Stealing diamonds is a great art, as shown here.

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* Threesomething (Tubi) 2018. A quite boring movie about excesses in relationships.

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* The Wonder (Netflix) 2022. Weird. No story here.

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* The Outfit (Prime) 2022. Excellent suspense movie about a tailor.

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* The Catholic School (Netflix) 2022. Based on a true story. Shows brutal treatment in Italy.

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* The Good Nurse (Netflix) 2022. Fabulous movie about a killer nurse. Based on a true story.

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* Someone behind the Door (Prime) 1971. A bit dated. Charles Bronson is misused.

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* Under Suspicion (Prime) 1992. A really good old-fashioned movie on crime and deception.

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* Laal Singh Chadda (Netflix) 2022. Hindi. Terrible copy of Forest Gump. The hero looks like an idiot.

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* I am All Girls (Netflix) 2021. Based on a true story. Very grim human trafficking story.

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* Mahler on the Couch (Prime) 2010. Based on a true story about a famous composer. A bit boring and bland.

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* Life Guard (Prime) 1976. Shows an aging life guard in a good way. Old, but done very well.

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* Rockaway (Prime) 2017. Also based on a true story about growing up in a wrong way.

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* The Russian Bride (Tubi) 2018. A bit scary, but well-filmed movie about a kidnapping.

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* The Hunter (Prime) 1980. Probably the last Steve McQueen's movie. Great acting.

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* Dr. No (Prime) 1963. Wonderful to go back in memory lane when some movies were classics. This one is.

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* Fading Gigolo (Prime) 2014. Funny Woody Allen's dialogs about Jewish Orthodoxy. Enjoyable to watch.

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* The Chef's wife (Prime) 2016. A fairly decent movie about 'friendship', while trying to steal a husband.

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* Until September (Prime) 1984. A very touching old-fashioned love story.

 

* After the Fox (Prime) A fairly hilarious Peter Sellers movie.

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* On my Skin (Netflix) 2018. Italian. Based on a true story. Sad outcome of police brutality.

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* 2 + 2 (Tubi) 2012. Italian. Intelligent handling of swingers.

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* The Marksman (Prime) 2021. A movie only Liam Neelson can do. Exciting. Not dull.

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* Nana (Prime) 1983. A pretty mischievous movie from the 80's.

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* Revolutionary Road (Prime) 2009. Quite a thoughtful film. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio.

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* Godspeed (Netflix) 2022. Turkish. Quite an interesting movie with Engin Akyurek (Black Money Love fame). Lots of flashbacks.

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* Gangubai (Netflix) 2022. Hindi. A downright terrible movie.

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* Vicky Cristina Barcelona (Tubi) 2008. A good Woody Allen movie. Great dialog.

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* The Greatest (Prime) 2009. Excellent emotional movie about relationships.

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* Puzzle (Prime) 1974. A bit old fashioned but a nice one to go back to.

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* Edge of Fear (Netflix) 2018. Exciting suspense. Good movie to watch.

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* A Fall from Grace (Netflix) 2020. A bit over stretched, but a fair movie to watch.

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* The Note (Prime) 2007. Exciting movie, but too many coincidences in it.

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* Dirty Dancing (Tubi) 1987. Lots of dancing but a sensitive streak that was touching.

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* Gifted Hands (Netflix) 2009. Based on a true story. Brain surgery masterpiece.

 

* Kept Women (Prime) 2015. Excellent suspense movie. Enjoyed this!

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* Water and Fire (U-Tube) 2013. Turkish. Trite story about Eastern Turkey gangs, but well acted and presented.

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* The two faces of January (Prime) 2014. Exciting movie. Although not very realistic.

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* In Good Hands (Netflix) 2022. Turkish. Pretty boring. Saw it for Asli Enver, but she's not good.

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* The Empty Hours (Netflix) 2013. Spanish. Slow moving, but good observation about how humans behave.

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* Autumn Girl (Netflix) 2021. Polish. A theme-less film. Sort of like Polish.

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* Kidnapping Stella (Netflix) 2019. German. Good suspense film.

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* Caught (Prime) 2015. Based on a true story. Fabulous movie.

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* Restless (Netflix) 2022. French. Very tense and exciting. The hero had a lot of flaws.

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* 21 Bridges (Netflix) 2019. With Chadwick Boseman, I thought this would be good. It wasn't. Lots of running around and shooting. 

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* A Spare Room (Tubi) 2018. Fairly good story, but not much depth in portrayal.

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* In for a Murder (Netflix) 2021. Polish Loved the acting of the heroine. Simple, yet very effective.

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* Queen of Hearts (Tubi) 2019. Danish. Very sensitively done movie about a taboo subject. Enjoyed this one.

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* Midwives (Prime) 2001. Phenomenal movie about the fine line of law.

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* Dear Mother (Netflix) 2021. French. A bit of humor.

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* Girl, Interrupted (Netflix) 1999. A story about border-line crazy girls. Fine line between civility and insanity. Angelina Jolie is ok in this one.

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* In the Shadow of Iris (Netflix) 2016. French. An overly complicated film. Ok to watch.

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* The Disappearance of Vonnie (Prime) 1994. Based on a true story. A complicated murder plot. 

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* Yara (Netflix) 2021. Fabulous movie based on a true story.

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* Last Tango in Paris (Tubi) 1973. Surprisingly passionate, despite some crazy behavior. Marlon Brando is one of a kind.

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* Eden (Prime) 2013. Italian. Based on a true story. Excellent film about a scary kidnapping.

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* The Unforgiven (Prime) 1960. Sensitively showing a new culture. Ok to watch.

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* Begin Again (Netflix) 2013. Despite a new way to show an old thing, it didn't quite work. Pretty boring.

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* Outlaws (Netflix) 2021. Spanish. A bit sentimental but good to watch.

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* Naples in Veils (Tubi) 2017. A strange but well made movie about ghosts.

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* Sayonara (Prime) 1957. Beautiful love story. Marlon Brando is excellent!

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* The Constant Gardner (Prime) 2005. Intelligent and sensitively shot movie. Enjoyed this!

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* No Time to Die (Apple TV) 2021. Action packed with some sentimentality thrown in.

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* The Slut (Tubi) 2011. SLow moving sort of realistic film. A bit boring.

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* War Dogs - Made in 2016 (Network)  Based on a true story. Pretty nice way to show how US tax payers get cheated in a war. Brad Cooper has a small role.

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* Sweet Escape (Prime) 2015. French. Ok type French comedy.

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* Love and other Drugs (Prime) 2010. Fairly sensitive love story. Enjoyed the smart talk.

 

* The Dramatics (Tubi) 2015. A real crappy movie.

 

* The Boss (Netflix) 2014. Spanish. Based on a true story. Well done, but too much butchery.

 

* Pal Joey (Prime) 1957. Frank Sinatra musical. Sort of ok. Not as good as Elvis.

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* Atonement (Prime) 2007. Intense love story. Very well presented.

 

* Chehra (Prime) 2021. Hindi. Over-dramatic with little touch of reality.

 

* Sheherazade (Netflix) 2019. French. Boring movie about depraved immigrants in France.

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* She's Lost Control (Tubi) 2014. A bit disjointed. A deep story though.

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* Official Secrets (Netflix) 2019. Based on a true story. Misinformation leading to the war in Iraq.

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* Indiscreet (Prime) 1958. Really good old movie with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman.

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* What's Between Us (Tubi) 2004. Very well done in a sensitive way. Enjoyable!

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* Paradise, Hawaiian Style (Prime) 1966. A typical Elvis musical.

 

* Get In (Netflix) 2019. French. Dramatic and brutal film based on a true story.

 

* The New Girlfriend (Tubi) 2015 French. Started out good, but became boring with gender confusion.

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* Madame Claude (Netflix) 2021. French. About a tough brothel boss. Based on a true story.

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* Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (Prime) 1974. A bit boring for a Clint movie.

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* Nothing to Hide (Netflix) 2018. French. Very nice modern movie. Great dialog.

 

* Life in Tatters (Tubi) 2011. French. Great thriller movie, but a bit over-streched.

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* In the Name of my Daughter (Tubi) 2014. French. Based on a true story. Phenomenal movie.

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* Transference: A Love Story (Tubi) 2020. About a Norwegian nurse in London. A bit slow, but quite intense.

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* In the Cut (Netflix) 2003. A bit scary, suspense movie. Sort of ok.

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* Easy Come, Easy Go (prime) 1967. Another Elvis classic. Fun to watch a simple story.

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* Ismael's Ghosts (Tubi) 2018. French. A bit confusing and longish, but has good dialog.

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* Blue Hawaii (Prime) 1961. A true Elvis classic! Lovely to step back in time.

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* MILF (Netflix) 2018. French. A bit obvious buy in a Frenchy way.

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* The Missouri Breaks (Prime) 1976. A bit boring despite having Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson.

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* Toofan (Prime) Hindi. Very poorly made. A bit childish too.

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* Awakenings (Prime) 1990. Based on a true story. A bit scary at first, but a great movie.

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* Godard Mon Amor (Tubi) 2017. French. Excellent one with good dialog. Based on a true story.

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* Cry Freedom (Prime) 1987. True story based film by Attenborough. Very well done!

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* Vertigo (Prime) 1958. Flawless Hitchcock movie. Enjoyed this.

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* Lap Dance (Tubi) 2016. Based on a true story, but a bit boring.

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* Red Joan (Netflix) 2019. True story again. Done on behalf of the spy.

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* Term Life (Netflix) 2016. A father-daughter bond in a gangster rap. Quite ok to watch.

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* The Lady Vanishes (Prime) 1938. Alfred Hitchcock's movie from 1938. Well mad for this time frame.

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* Absence of Malice (Prime) 1981. Excellent movie. Paul Newman is fabulous. Sally Field is ok too.

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* Rear Window (Prime) 1958. Excellent one by Hitchcock. James Stewart and Grace Kelly are marvellous.

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* Gaughin: Voyage to Tahiti (Tubi) 2017. French. Truly amazing movie about this famous painter.

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* Nocturnal Animals (Netflix) 2016. A bit scary but well done. Good cast led by Amy Adams.

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* A Fistful of Dollars (Prime) 1967. Vintage Clint Eastwood film.

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* Charlie Says (Netflix) 2019. Disturbing film about Charles Manson. Amazing what a disturbed mind can do.

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* Heartburn (Prime) 1986. With Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep, I was expecting better. The first half was boring but it did pick up.

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* Groupier (Netflix) 1998. A serious movie but not that good.

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* Rodin (Tubi) 2017. French. Artistic and well done. Good one to watch a sculptor.

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* Illegal Woman (Netflix) 2020. Excellent movie. Shows how people help each other when they are good-natured.

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* The Hero (Prime) 2017. Old is pathetic. Worse when shown correctly as in this film.

 

* The Double (Prime) 2011. Richard Gere seems a bit lost in this one. Not good.

 

* Catch and Release (Prime) 2007. Sensitively done, but a bit weird in some ways.

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* Blow (Tubi) 2001. True story but a drag with Johnny Depp and Penelope Cruz.

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* The Mystery of Hansom Cab (Prime) 2012. Nicely made old Australian movie with good roles.

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* The Days of Abandonment (Tubi) 2005. Italian. One of the best movies to watch!

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* The Whole Truth (Netflix) 2016. Great Courtroom drama. A must to see!

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* Larry Crowne (Prime) 2011. A very bad one with Tom Hanks!

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* The Client (Tubi) 1994. Despite having Tommy Lee Jones and Susan Sarandon, this one is quite boring.

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* Borat Subsequent Movie film (Prime) 2020. Worthless piece of garbage.

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* A Rainy Day in New York (Prime) 2020. Not a good Woody Allen movie. He seems to have lost it.

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* Extraction (Netflix) 2020. Too much violence in very poor and dusty Bangladesh.

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* Miss Sloane (Netflix) 2016. Jessica Chastain's best movie in my opinion. 

 

* The Crimes that Bind (Netflix) 2020. Spanish. Based on a true story. Fabulous movie!

 

* Blood Work (Tubi) 2002. Fabulous Clint movie. He sure is one of the best.

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* Harry Brown (Tubi) 2010. Excellent Michael Caine flick. A retired army office comes through.

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* Lost in Paradise (Tubi) 2015. Tom Selleck has a good a presence on screen as Clint Eastwood. This is an ok type of movie.

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* My Cousin Vinny (Prime) 2012. A bit dated. Good to see minority stars try hard to assert themselves.

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* Unhinged (Prime) 2020. Russel Crowe is very fat here and unhinged too. Not very good.

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* Pagglait (Netflix) 2021. Hindi. Sensitively done. Shows old Hindu cultures next to emerging new ones.

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* The Invisible Guest (Netflix) 2016. Spanish. Complicated but well-executed film.

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* In the Line of Fire (Prime) 1993. Classic Clint movie. He sure is a favorite.

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* Italian Romance (Tubi) 2004. Italian. Slow moving, but packed with love. Good actors.

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* Things we lost in the Fire (Prime) 2007. Nice movie. Halle Berry got a BET award for this. Sensitively done. 

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* Down by Love (Tubi) 2016 Based on a true story. Love between a warden and a female prisoner. Amazing how people behave.

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* Ask the Dusk (Prime) 2006. Salma Hayek in a good role. Sensitively done for a racist discrimination.

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