Recent content by PeterG

7/10 - Capital in the Twenty-First Century is a 2019 documentary based on the best-selling book by Thomas Piketty. The movie begins with looking at wealth and income equality beginning in the 18th century. And it proceeds up until today with a tone that aims to be light…well, it probably is...

Our Kind Of People is the new Fox drama that is a black version of (one part) Dynasty and (two parts) Revenge. I love the cast: Yaya DaCosta (Chicago Med), Morris Chestnut, Joe Morton, Debbi Morgan (Eve's Bayou, All My Children) and L. Scott Caldwell (Rose on Lost). The show is a bit campy, a...

I am SO mad that got kicked off The Masked Singer tonight. I haven't seen the other performances, but I looked for spoilers to see which basketball player got kicked off. But Pufferfish going home so early? :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Season six debuts January 4th 2022. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt5555260/episodes/?season=6

At Seventeen - Janis Ian

9/10 – Minari – Another nominee for best picture at the last Oscars and it made me start feeling confused about which picture should have won…as I loved this movie. So beautifully directed by Lee Isaac Chung! And Alan Kim is so adorable as David. I’m happy that Youn Yuh-jung won the Oscar for...

Martika - Martika's Kitchen

8/10 – Judas and the Black Messiah – I initially did not have this movie on my To See list. It looked to be heavy, usual Hollywood bio-pic and kind of like a social studies assignment. But with it receiving six Academy Award nominations, I added to my list…and I’m glad I did. Just all-around...

8/10 – Together Again is the last movie I watched from the two-DVD “Icons Of Screwball Comedy” DVD set. And it’s one of the best. Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer are fantastic in this story which made me laugh out loud many times, has a nice dollop or romantic comedy and just a hint of...

No Tears Left To Cry - Ariana Grande

I thought The Big Leap was borderline awful and very cheesy and I'm definitely going to be watching again next week. :lol:

I thought there is still an autopsy to be done before they confirm that the body found is that of Petito. I've only seen a few things on the news about this story, but it was stated that Laundrie and Petito have mental health issues that have been a part of their life. The focus on mental...

1. No one at this time knows where Gabby is. She might be alive. 2. No crime at this time has been proven to have been committed. 3.IF a crime has been committed, we have no idea yet who did the crime. Why the rush to wish ill of people until we have proof of wrong-doing??

I'm sure the book was much better than the TV series. I vaguely remembered that this two-part TV adaptation was big water-cooler talk the next day. A big deal...so I was surprised to see how plain it came across as. We barely even get to see the vampire, who only appeared for the first time...

Wonderful, Wonderful - Johnny Mathis