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“Harriet”
Thought it was excellent
Shot mainly on location in VA
didn’t recognize the star as character in “Widows”
Totally different in her physical demeanor (as well as physical look)
Older elementary kids should go see this
Not too violent except one scene where character is killed
Spoiler
Janell Monea’s character is beaten to death to protect Harriet—don’t know if that was historical
“Harriet”
Thought it was excellent
Shot mainly on location in VA
didn’t recognize the star as character in “Widows”
Totally different in her physical demeanor (as well as physical look)
Older elementary kids should go see this
Not too violent except one scene where character is killed
Spoiler
Janell Monea’s character is beaten to death to protect Harriet—don’t know if that was historical
Blackway” directed by Daniel Alfredson on Netflix—
Anthony Hopkins, Julia Stiles, Ray Liotta, and Alexander Ludwig (the bad boy from 1st Hunger Games)
Unexpected pleasure (and I don’t care for Stiles that much at all but she was ok in this)
Hopkins seems a little out of place because of his diction maybe but character holds true
Ludwig was a gem—brought some individuality to what could have been a flat character—didn’t expect that
I thoroughly enjoyed it—reviews lead you to believe pedestrian fare—but it is really a retelling of the Don Quixote theme set in Pacific NW logging country built around vengeance by three unlikely heroes...
Hal Holbrook has small featured role
The Lady Vanishes is a 2013 British television mystery thriller film directed by Diarmuid Lawrence, and a co-production of the BBC and Masterpiece Films. It is based on the novel The Wheel Spins by Ethel Lina White (1876–1944).
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