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TV Round-Up
There
was a little
nudity from Nina Gilhooly
in Outlander
(s1e7)
The
November Man
This is a
by-the-numbers
international
thriller. The
only thing
that
distinguishes
The November
Man from a
straight-to-video
release is
that it stars
Pierce Brosnan
instead of
Steven Seagal.
Even the
nudity is
mediocre:
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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* Blue
asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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"Californication"
1920x1080
season six
today: episode
three
Maggie
Grace
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52
Tuesdays
(2013)
Johnny's
comments:
52
Tuesdays is a drama about
'mother' and daughter who
spend every Tuesday
together for a year after
'mother' James (Del
Herbert-Jane) tells her
teenage daughter Billie
(Tilda Cobham-Hervey) to
move in with her father as
she undergoes treatment
for gender realignment. It
seems Billie is the last
to know about this and we
follow her as she comes to
terms with her mother
becoming a man. There are
complications with James's
treatment and he has to
stop using testosterone.
James's also starts a
relationship with a
workmate and is worried
about telling Billie.
Also, Billie becomes
friends with Jasmine and
Josh (Imogen Archer and
Sam Althuizen) and they
spend time on Tuesdays
first at school and then
at a rec room provided by
Billie's uncle. Here,
Billie and her friends
experiment sexually and
this will have an effect
later on.
Very interesting movie
about a unique
mother-daughter
relationship during one
very tumultuous year. Both
leads are great, but
particularly Tilda
Cobham-Hervey, who in her
very first movie (most of
the cast are on debut)
shows maturity and screen
presence well beyond her
years. About the closest
comparison to an
Australian actress at a
similar time is Claudia
Karvan and if she has half
the career she has,
well... The movie itself
is more a family drama
than a movie about gender
alignment, but that is all
handled quite well and
progressively. Not for
everyone, but if you're
into an unique family
drama, 52 Tuesdays
certainly delivers that.
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