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Paddington In Peru has now surpassed $100M worldwide!!!

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Paddington in Peru (2024) Review

Paddington must return to Peru when he receives a worrying letter that his Aunt Lucy has gone missing from the Home for Retired Bears. With the Brown family joining him they must work together to help in the search. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Paddington in Peru (2024) Review

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Paddington in Peru (PG): Ursine Heroics That Bearly Reaches The Bar.

One Mann's Movies Film Review of "Paddington in Peru". It's 'mostly harmless', but a disappointment after the 1st two classics.. 3/5.

A One Mann’s Movies review of “Paddington in Peru” (2024). 2018’s “Paddington 2” was not only one of the best children’s films of all time. It was also one of the best films of all time. An utterly charming and creative romp around London that was lit up by the inclusion of Hugh Grant as the hammy actor-cum-villain Phoenix Buchanan: a film that arguably began Grant’s acting purple-patch as he…

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The Shadow (1940)

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One of Them Days Trailer

Besties and roommates Dreux and Alyssa discover that Alyssa's boyfriend blew their rent money, so the duo find themselves going to extremes to make up the money and avoid eviction.

One of Them Days stars Keke Palmer, SZA, Maude Apatow, Lil Rel Howery, Janelle James, and Katt Williams. The film is directed by Lawrence Lamont from a screenplay by Syreeta Singleton.

One of Them Days releases to theaters on January 24, 2025.

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Autumn 2012 Mixtape:

Alan Hawkshaw “Blue Note”

Barry Devorzon “Jelinda’s Theme”

Bill Summers “Brazilian Skies”

Bob James “Angela (Theme from Taxi)”

Bobby Lyle “Night Breeze”

Crown Heights Affair “Dreaming A Dream”

Doobie Brothers “Echoes Of Love”

Duncan Lamont “Punch Drunk”

Eddie Henderson “Beyond Forever”

Eddie Henderson “Galaxy”

Eddie Henderson “Involuntary Bliss”

George Benson “Erotic Moods”

Heatwave “Leavin’ For a Dream”

Heatwave “Star Of The Story”

Joe Beck & David Sanborn “Texas Ann”

Jon Lucien “A Sunny Day”

Lonnie Liston Smith “Goddess Of Love”

Mike Manieri “Love Play”

Players’ Association, The “Moon In Pisces”

Players’ Association, The “Turn The Music Up”

Richie Cole “New York Afternoon”

Rufus & Chaka Khan “Sweet Thing”

Rufus & Chaka Khan “Your Smile”

Shuggie Otis “Island Letter”

Shuggie Otis “Pling!”

Shuggie Otis “Sparkle City”

Stuff “And Here You Are”

Stuff “Sun Song”

Sun “My Woman”

Undisputed Truth, The “Smiling Faces Sometimes”

Wood Brass & Steel “Always There”

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V/A

"Music for the Dance Floors : The Cream of the KPM Music, green Label Session"

(2LP. Strut. 2000 / rec. 1968-81) [GB]

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Connecticut Governor DILFs

Dannel Malloy, Lowell Weicker, Ned Lamont, Abraham Ribicoff, Chester B. Bowles, James L. McConaughy, John G. Rowland, John N. Dempsey, John Davis Lodge, Raymond E. Baldwin, William A. O'Neill, Thomas Meskill

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The Brothers Rico (1957)

"Okay, okay, so nobody's blaming you! Let's just say something happened way back, huh? So maybe I am gonna die. But, Eddie, you've got even bigger troubles. You're gonna live."

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Quatermass and the Pit (Five Million Years to Earth) (1967) Roy Ward Baker

October 6th 2024

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Come to Where No Hearts Love

What would we have today? I haven't got a clue, because there's a lot of junk flying around here. Why not work through some half-baked crap, nobody will ever notice anyway. Har, har, har!

All right, good idea. Here we go. We've got Dressed to Kill (1975) and Killers (1982) (1) and even a little more for offer. Well, and why not, after all, you don't get to see something like this every day, and it's better than nothing (2).

So let's all think very briefly of the vocal bridge from C'mon and Love Me, the one with that quirky Gene duet just before the wonderfully self-pleased, sleazy chorus, which I can probably expect everyone here to know. Cut and pan to Nowhere to Run.

Close up on the verse, those after the acoustic to electric main riff, which is later to be recycled from both an Animalize (1984) and Psycho Circus (1998) track, and which might not sound entirely unfamiliar if you haven't spontaneously forgotten what it was all about at the beginning of this paragraph.

And I admit things could get easily tricky if you just look at the emotional charge of both equally structured Paul lines, which fortunately we don't do, do we?

And that would indeed be better, because if you listen to this one bridge from This Old Heart of Mine (1966) by the Isley Brothers, you can't help but notice that it fits Nowhere to Run's verse like a glove and also has more than enough overlap with C'mon and Love Me's bridge to realize that not only once more, but twice we're not exactly dealing with a coincidence.

Anyone surprised? Great, then at least we've got that out of the way.

Side Note:

(1) It is rumored that even the most hardcore of the oldest kissologists still disagree about whether this compilation is simply called Killers or in formal terms KISS Killers, and are still and probably will continue to discuss it for a very long time to come.

(2) But don't worry, there is certainly no shortage of supplies, on the contrary. Oh my..!

You can run, but you cannot hide from those links I highlightet for you:

Nowhere to Run (1982)

This Old Heart of Mine (1966)

C'mon and Love Me (1975)

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Also Bojo somehow got 3rd without killing anyone wow

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W A T C H I N G

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James Norton and Daniel Lamont are father and son in Nowhere Special (2020). Jim was born in London and has 45 acting credits from An Education (2009) to 2024.

His other notable credits include Mr Turner, six episodes of War and Peace (2016), Mr Jones, Little Women (2019), and Bob Marley: One Love.

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Boiling Point

Movies watched in 2024

Boiling Point (2021, UK)

Director: Philip Barantini

Writers: Philip Barantini & James Cummings

Mini-review:

This certainly lives up to its title: the tension slowly builds and builds until all hell breaks loose during the final act. I'm a huge fan of long/single takes, and this movie makes the most of that format. It's amazing how every single second matters in some way or another, regardless of how unimportant or casual it may seem. And of course, pulling off a 90-minute long take means both cast and crew are firing on all cylinders. I can't even begin to imagine how many hours of rehearsals and work went into making Boiling Point, but I hope they know it was absolutely worth it.