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I Will Always Love You: The Dolly Parton Story

65Worth an evening.

A girl from a crowded, poor, believing house who did not despise it on the way up.

The review

Whatever the special adds for spectacle, the life under it is one this desk already knows how to read. A cabin, a lot of siblings, a gift that was practiced, and a refusal to treat the place she came from as the thing she escaped. The industry will always try to turn that into sequins only. The songs keep the cabin in them.

Good for a family that can hear a longing lyric without you pretending it is a children's hymn. Play the song, then say who wrote it and what she came from.

Journal

Keep I Will Always Love You: The Dolly Parton Story in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 65. Yours can differ.

The glance

Republic is the thin one.

Does anyone owe a neighbor, a law, or a town — or is every person out for themselves?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this

Coco

73 instead of 65

Coco is still a music film, and it scores 73 instead of 65. What you gain is household: The whole plot is a family remembering.

The eight

8
Industry
Songs as labor, done for decades, not as a single lucky tape.
6
Household
A marriage she kept out of the act, and a childhood house that is the source rather than the shame.
6
Piety
Faith is part of the voice, not a costume added for a hymn at the end.
6
Courage
She walked into rooms that meant to keep a girl like her as a joke, and she worked anyway.
5
Republic
A region she kept naming. The industry around her is still an industry.
6
Temperance
Glitter without the usual self-destruction as the plot.
7
Truth
The songs are specific about leaving, loving, and a place.
8
Stewardship
A voice, a library, and a mountain of work aimed past her own lifetime.

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Movie · Disney+ · 2014

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Captain America: The Winter Soldier

65Worth an evening.

A captured agency, a friend who was made into a weapon, a man who defects from the lie. Adults. Worth it.

The review

Steve is old-fashioned on purpose, and the film's argument is that a security state with a secret kill list is not owed his obedience just because the building is familiar. Natasha is a person of useful lies learning one loyalty. Bucky is the horror of a friend whose mind was taken and aimed. The conspiracy is large. The decision is small: do not ride in the helicopter.

Adults and older teens. This is one of the few of these films that cares about a republic as something other than a skyline. Watch it for the refusal. Do not stay for the brand that followed.

Journal

Keep Captain America: The Winter Soldier in the record.