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The Movie: Saving Private Ryan (1998)
One Sentence Plot Summary: Captain Miller leads a small platoon of men on a mission to save Matt Damon, thus continuing the genre of “Saving Matt Damon Movies.”*
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The Movie: Toy Story 3 (2010)
One Sentence Plot Summary: The toys have been relegated to a box and possible attic sentence, and in their fear, they put their trust in a fascist teddy bear who manipulates and imprisons; only rising up and revolution can save the toys from certain doom.
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The Movie: Toy Story 2 (1999)
One Sentence Plot Summary: Andy is growing up, and Woody decides watching his number one boy grow up instead of being on display in a museum.
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The Movie: Toy Story (1996)
One Sentence Plot Summary: Woody becomes jealous of a brand new toy, and this becomes a wild road show as he and Buzz Lightyear are forced to find Andy as the family moves away
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The Movie: Philadelphia (1993)
One Sentence Plot Summary: At a time when people did not understand AIDS and carried even more homophobia, Jonathan Demme crafted a relatable movie with two of the best modern actors and a Hall of Fame musician.
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The Movie: Forrest Gump (1994)
One Sentence Plot Summary: A possibly undiagnosed autistic man is a benefactor of a benevolent form of capitalism while his lifelong love interest is punished for daring to experiment with drugs, protest an unjust war, and engage in a great deal of pre-marital coitus. Continue reading Jerome’s 100 Favorite Movies Ever: Forrest Gump
Ben Phillips & Matt Waters present 25 of their favourite movies from a given decade, kicking things off with Volume 1: 2000 – 2009.
Why not Minority Report? Why not A.I.? How does this film compare morally with The Wolf of Wall Street? The unwanted answers to these and many other questions about Catch Me If You Can await you within. Continue reading There Will Be Movies – Episode 6: Catch Me If You Can
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