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Movies are full of emotions. They inspire, they make us happy, they move us to do something. and they make us cry. Billy Crystal once said in "City Slickers", LIfe's riddles are answered in the movies because the movies are a reflection of life. So, what movies make you cry every time you see it.

Even if it feels like things are getting worse all the time, with Hollywood delivering an unholy crop of expensive flops amidst murmurs of cinema’s death in 2016, that may not be the case. At the very least, the American film industry isn’t in danger of collapsing any time soon — quite the opposite, in fact. If we’re to take the total sum of money generated by ticket sales in a given year as a barometer of the industry’s overall health, Tinseltown’s still as strong as an ox, Ben-hur remake or no.

As you know when you listen to me on the air, or read my bio. I love Halloween and I love scary movies. Everyone is publishing their list this year of what is the best, and all the popular ones make that list. You know, The Shining, The Haunting, and The Exorcist...

Most people try to see what the right wine is when choosing food. Those who know wine, know how to pick a wine accent for the perfect meal to make it more romantic or to create an exciting eating experience. Those who drink beer, usually like to sit back and have one. Which beer goes with food? All of them, but which beer goes with a movie, maybe this will help.

Going to the movies in 2016 can be a frustrating situation. People texting on their phones. Exorbitant ticket prices. People talking on their phones. Sound that’s either way too loud or way too soft. People taking pictures of the screen with their phones and then posting them to Facebook in the middle of the movie. For a lot of these problems, there’s no easy solution. An experience designed to take us away from our everyday troubles is now fraught with them.

We already have to deal with morons talking throughout the movie, or putting their feet on the back your seat. Now we get the blaring light from cell phones during the movie that we just got done spending $40 to go see and enjoy snacks. Following the news of Madonna getting criticized for texting during a performance at the New York City Public Theater, along with an incident at a movie theater ba

This blog all started from a discussion at Grizzley's in Canal Park. I was talking with a talble of nice ladies and they were discussing Bull Durham. Possibly one of the best sports movies ever made, they said. I asked them why. They liked Kevin Costner, they liked the romance between him and Susan Surandon. I told them, I think I saw a different movie than they did.

Family time rocks, but after awhile maybe you need some time away. Here are some things I like to do after the family time to unwind.

Here's a great list of movies that would be fun to sneak into the collection around the holidays. They are movies that might be Christmas movies but weren't made to be the new classics like The Grinch, or It's A Wonderful Life

There has been talk for many months that we be losing our movie theater in the Mariner Mall. The screens goes black December 6th.

Ok I have the movie bug, love going to them, love being in them and now taking it to the next level my very own green screen. Home life will never be the same.

The Intern puts Robert De Niro (Ben Whittaker) as a retired widower who has discovered that retirement life is not what he wants and finds a senior internship at a online fashion site.