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Maranatha’s Johnny Appleseed
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This is a video I did to highlight some of my pictures. The song is one of my favorite worship songs, Indescribable by Laura Story. If you enjoyed this video, please like and share.
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Tag Archives: black and white
Hollywood Without Make-Up (1963) Rated NR
Ken Murray shares his three decades of personal videos of Hollywood stars. Starring Ken Murray, Eddie Albert, and June Allyson. I loved this film. It is always nice to see celebrities being normal rather than hitting a mark. The film … Continue reading
Posted in 1963, Documentary, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged 50s, behind the scenes, black and white, celebrities, decades, Eddie Albert, film, film reviews, films, footage, Hearst Castle, Hollywood, Hollywood stars, Hollywood Without Make-Up, information, June Allyson, Ken Murray, mark, misinformation, misunderstanding, moments, movie, movie reviews, movies, narrates, normal, Old Hollywood, personal, privacy, San Simeon, scenes, showcases, stars, three, three decades, trailer, Videos, worth
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Andi Mack (Disney) Rated TV-G
A coming of age show about a girl who finds her family isn’t exactly who she believed them to be. Starring Peyton Elizabeth Lee, Joshua Rush, and Sofia Wylie. I thought this show was brilliantly written. Andi finds out that … Continue reading
Posted in 2017, Comedy, Disney Channel, Drama, Rated TV-G, reviews, Tv Shows
Tagged Andi Mack, audience, black and white, character, characters, coming of age, Disney, Disney Teens, Family, figure, friend, gay, gay friend, gender, girl, Joshua Rush, kids, life, main character, mother, non gender, one, Peyton Elizabeth Lee, psychology, questions, show, shows, sister, Sofia Wylie, teenage, teenager, teens, trailer, TV series, Tv Shows, typical, world, worth, written, writting
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WWII in HD (2009) Rated TV-PG
Follow the lives of soldiers during WWII in unseen color footage. Starring Gary Sinise, Charles Scheffel, and Rob Lowe. This series takes old footage and transfers it into high-definition color. It’s not perfect because the footage is old, but it’s … Continue reading
Posted in 2009, Documentary, films, Historical, Miniseries, Movie reviews, movies, Rated TV-PG, reviews
Tagged black and white, Charles Scheffel, color, color footage, digital age, film, film reviews, films, first, footage, fottage, Gary Sinise, hand, high definition, horrors, lives, movie, movie reviews, movies, past, Rob Lowe, series, soldiers, trailer, War, worth, wwII, wwII in hd
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Little Women (1978) Rated NR
Louisa May Alcott’s account of her life with her three sisters in Concord, Massachusetts during the Civil War. Based on her book, Little Women. Starring Meredith Baxter, Susan Dey, and Ann Dusenberry. This is one of the best versions of … Continue reading
Posted in 1978, Based on a Novel, Drama, Family, films, Miniseries, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Tv Shows
Tagged 1970s, account, Actresses, Ann Dusenberry, based on the book, best, black and white, book, books, civil war, colors, concord, dreams, film, film reviews, films, historically accurate, life, lighting, Little Women, Louisa may Alcott, Massachusetts, Meredith Baxter, miniseries, movie, movie reviews, movies, novel, one, pace, series, showcase, Sisters, story, Susan Dey, Technicolor, three, trailer, TV series, Tv Shows, versions, warm, woman, worth
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Winchester ’73 (1950) Rated NR
A cowboy is obsessed with a stolen gun as it travels from owner to owner in the West. Starring James Stewart, Shelley Winters, and Dan Duryea. This is a brilliant story that follows the prize gun from owner to owner … Continue reading
Posted in 1950, Action, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews, Western
Tagged acting, black and white, Cowboy, Dan Duryea, film, film reviews, films, gun, James Stewart, miscasting, movie, movie reviews, movies, Obsessed, one, owner, pace, prize, prize gun, scenes, Shelley Winters, stereotypical, stolen, story, trailer, travels, west, western, western film, Winchester '73, worth
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The Secret Garden (1949) Rated NR
A girl is sent to live with her uncle after her parents death, and there, she discovers family secrets and a secret garden. Based on the book by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Starring Margaret O’Brien, Herbert Marshall, and Dean Stockwell. This … Continue reading
Posted in 1949, Based on a Novel, Drama, Family, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated NR, reviews
Tagged 40s, adaptation, based on the book, best version, black and white, black and white films, book, books, change, character, color, contrast, Dean Stockwell, death, directed, dramatic, dramatic effect, effect, Family, family secrets, film, filmmaking, films, first, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Fred M. Wilcox, garden, girl, Herbert Marshall, history, light, live, Margaret O'brien, one, parents, plot, plot holes, second, second adaptation, secret, secret garden, secrets, shadow, Silent film, story, The Secret Garden, The Wizard of Oz, trailer, uncle, version, worth
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Heleno (2011) Rated R
A biography of the life of Brazil’s soccer player, Heleno de Freitas. Starring Rodrigo Santoro, Alinne Moraes, and Angie Cepeda. This film tries to give an accurate presentation of the life of de Freitas. It’s shot in black and white, … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Biography, Brazilian Films, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated R, reviews
Tagged Alinne Moraes, Angie Cepeda, biography, black, black and white, Brazil, Career, film, film reviews, films, football player, Heleno, Heleno de Freitas, Heleno: O Príncipe Maldito, life, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, O Príncipe Maldito, performance, professional, Rodrigo Santoro, soccer player, trailer, white
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Nebraska (2013) Rated R
A father and son take a road trip from Montana to Nebraska to claim a Mega Sweepstakes Marketing prize. Starring Bruce Dern, Will Forte, and June Squibb. Nebraska brings great characters to the picture. It also brings forth the realistic heartbreak … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Adventure, Comedy, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated R, reviews
Tagged actors, black and white, bruce dern, character, characters, comic, Drama, Family, father, film, film reviews, films, genius, june squibb, Mega Sweepstakes Marketing, montana, movie, movie reviews, movies, nebraska, performance, performances, picture, prize, road, road trip, script, son, trailer, trip, Will Forte, worth
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The Artist (2011) Rated PG-13
A silent movie star meets a young dancer, and they fall in love. When talkies come on the scene, it sends both their careers into opposite directions. Starring Jean Dujardin, Bérénice Bejo, John Goodman, James Cromwell, Uggie. This is a … Continue reading
Posted in 2011, Comedy, Drama, films, French Film, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG-13, reviews, Romance
Tagged acting, actors, Bérénice Bejo, black and white, blogging101, careers, cinema, Cinematography, costumes, Dancer, directing, editing, fall in love, film, film reviews, films, history, James Cromwell, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, movie, movie reviews, movies, Music, scene, script, silent, silent movie, star, story, talkies, technologies, the artist, trailer, uggie, worth, young
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Much Ado About Nothing (2012) Rated PG-13
A modern telling of Shakespeare’s classic, Much Ado About Nothing. It focuses on two sets of couples in love and their play on words. Starring Amy Acker, Alexis Denisof, Nathan Fillion, Clark Gregg I’m not a huge fan of Shakespeare … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Comedy, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG-13, reviews, Romance
Tagged actors, Alexis Denisof, amy acker, black and white, Cinematography, Clark Gregg, class, classic, color, contemporary, couples, Family, film, film reviews, films, garb, language, lines, love, middle, mixture, modern, movie, movie reviews, movies, Much ado about nothing, nathan fillion, not worth, performances, Play, renaissance era, set, sets, shakespeare, trailer, two, words
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