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THREE CHRISTS – Review by Brandy McDonnell

January 21, 2020January 24, 2020 Brandy McDonnell 0 Comments Bradley Whitford, Jon Avnet, Peter Dinklage, richard gere, Three Christs, Walton Goggins

The film is loosely drawn from Milton Rokeach’s controversial 1964 psychiatric case study “The Three Christs of Ypsilanti,” but you don’t have to do much research to realize that the movie has been embellished with many made-up plot machinations – including one big morbid twist that is totally made up – that mostly detract from the potentially fascinating story.

Top Five Cinema Female Psyche Distortions and the ‘Isotta Fraschini’ Syndrome – Quendrith Johnson comments

June 3, 2015June 8, 2020 Johnson (Archived Contributor) Quendrith 0 Comments Adrian Lyne, angelina jolie, Arthur Miller, awards intelligencer, bridesmaids, Bus Stop, Elizabeth Berkely, Flashdance, Gina Gershon, Gloria Swanson, halle berry, jennifer lawrence, julia roberts, maggie gyllenhaal, marilyn monroe, Melissa McCarthy, Michelle Yeoh, Paul Feig, Pretty Woman, richard gere, spy, Sunset Boulevard, uma thurman, Ziyi Zhang

Ever since Maggie Gyllenhaal went public with the fact that she lost a role, at 37, as a love interest

“Nights In Rodanthe” – Maitland McDonagh reviews

September 25, 2008 Maitland McDonagh alliance of women film journalists, diane lane, female critics, film criticism, film journalists, maitland mcdonagh, movie review, movie reviews, nicholas sparks, nights in rodanthe, richard gere, women critics, women film critics, women film directors, women film journalists, women in film

Fine performances can’t disguise the fact that this three-hankie weeper, based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks (THE NOTEBOOK, A

“Nights In Rodanthe” – Susan Granger reviews

September 25, 2008 Susan Granger alliance of women film journalists, diane lane, female critics, film criticism, film journalists, movie review, movie reviews, nicholas sparks, nights in rodanthe, richard gere, susan granger, women critics, women film critics, women film directors, women film journalists, women in film

From novelist Nicholas Sparks (“The Notebook,” “Message in a Bottle”) comes another romantic drama, a passionate story about love, family