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PARADISE – Review by Susan Granger

March 11, 2025 Susan Granger dan fogelman, disney, hulu, James Marsden, julianne nicholson, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Paradise, series, Sterling k brown

This action-packed political thriller combines a sci-fi apocalyptic theme with a compelling whodunnit. The plot follows Secret Service agent Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown), assigned to guard U.S. President Cal Bradford (James Marsden), a smarmy Southern Democrat from a wealthy family. Problem is: When Collins reports for work one morning, he discovers that Bradford has been brutally murdered in his bedroom and the President’s personal tablet, containing highly classified state secrets, is missing.

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UNFROSTED – Review by Susan Granger

May 13, 2024May 15, 2024 Susan Granger James Marsden, Jerry Seinfeld, jim gaffigan, Kellogg's, Melissa McCarthy, netflix, post

When your name is as famous as Jerry Seinfeld’s and your bank account tops $900 million (according to Celebrity Net Worth), you can make whatever kind of movie suits your fancy. For his feature-film directorial debut, 70 year-old Seinfeld chose a campy comedy about the creation of the tasty Pop Tart when cereal wars rattled Battle Creek, Michigan, which Seinfeld called “cereal’s Silicon Valley.” Back in 1963, both Kellogg’s and General Foods – a.k.a. Post – were eager to break away from the traditional cereal need for a bowl, milk and spoon.