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Jan 1, 2009 · What 'Doubt' Is About. Tom Hoopes Blogs January 1, 2009. As others have noted, the Catholic-school movie Doubt (like the play) is kind of a Rorschach test that leaves audiences forming conclusions ...
NOTE: This spoiler was submitted by RANDY. The opening credit sequence begins with Jack Gramm (Al Pacino) dancing in the club with a beautiful girl. Then they share a glass of wine. Then the movie begins flashing to pictures of random murder victims, and a young girl running on the beach with a kite. Gramm wakes up to the radio blaring music.
The eighth Jesse Stone movie, Benefit of the Doubt, was on the tube last night. I loved the first seven in the series but was disappointed in this one. Tom Selleck and Michael Brandman co-wrote it, with Brandman probably supplying the plot and Selleck the character.
A parolee named Emmanuel Friar killed Davis' wife and daughter. He was killed the next night attempting to break into someone else's house. In a meeting of the DA and his two assistant DAs, they discuss the case against Davis. The victim was a man previously convicted of child sex abuse.
NOTE: This spoiler was submitted by DissedHerb. As the movie opens, we are looking at a pre-digital age TV stage where a gruesome event has happened. A woman is lying motionless as a chimpanzee casually walks around with blood all over its body. It begins to walk toward the camera as the scene cuts to black.
Curt Wiederhoeft joined a Usenet cascade of movie spoilers in June of 1995. Doug Whitehead posted this compiled list on his personal site for almost five years, until the publication of a computer industry article by Andy Ihnatko made us realize that there […]
Apr 25, 2024 · Touch. In Olaf Olafsson's novel Touch, Kristófer, a retired restaurateur, finds himself unexpectedly drawn back into the past when he receives a friend request from Miko, his first love from 50 years ago. Despite the toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on his business and his age, Kristófer decides to visit Miko in Hiroshima, Japan, where she now ...
