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Tag Archives: Captain Phillips
Review of “Captain Phillips” – “Maybe in America” sums it up
I came out of the movie theater after watching the film Captain Phillips last night literally feeling empty and frustrated. Not that the acting wasn’t terrific and the story compelling, but empty about such a needless tragedy. I also felt the title was … Continue reading
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