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Deadpool & Wolverine - With Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman leading the cast, I wanted it to be better than it turned out to be. Disappointed.
 
Tangled up in Blue said:
Think I might actually have seen this one.:Happy:Didn'T AP play a baseball player? In any case the Mulligan/Pakula combination was a winner back in the day.
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It was based on a memoir by an actual baseball player who was always being pushed by his father if I remember correctly. Also Mulligan's debut as a director, he went on to make some fine films back in those halcyon years of Hollywood before franchises, video games and cgi took over at the expense of grown up cinema.
 
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blues exile said:
It was based on a memoir by an actual baseball player who was always being pushed by his father if I remember correctly. Also Mulligan's debut as a director, he went on to make some fine films back in those halcyon years of Hollywood before franchises, video games and cgi took over at the expense of grown up cinema.
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Actually ,I hadn't seen it ,I checked the trailer earlier.My memory probably comes from a still of the film (A bit before my time) which I'd probably seen in the days when I used to subscribe to Sight and Sound.I stand by what said about Robert Mulligan & Alan Pakula though.They made some great films together and seperately.
 
Tangled up in Blue said:
Actually ,I hadn't seen it ,I checked the trailer earlier.My memory probably comes from a still of the film (A bit before my time) which I'd probably seen in the days when I used to subscribe to Sight and Sound.I stand by what said about Robert Mulligan & Alan Pakula though.They made some great films together and seperately.
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Agree, 'To Kill a Mockingbird' may be their finest collaboration but there were plenty of others.
 
Hidden Figures - On NetFlix. Why oh why had I taken so long to watch this film. Absolutely brilliant, true story.

Three female African-American mathematicians play a pivotal role in astronaut John Glenn's launch into orbit. Meanwhile, they also have to deal with racial and gender discrimination at work.
 
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