Ben Rowe

It's a chance to watch something that you don’t really know what you’re going to get — to see a poster for a weird little space movie called “Star Wars” back in 1977 and decide to take a chance on it, for example. pressrepublican.com/opinion/p-r-fi…

Still one of my all-time favorite movies. And we’ll forever say “I know you are, but what am I?” Rest in peace, and thanks for the laughs. youtube.com/watch?v=UVKsd8…

Albert einstein NEEDS to be moseying around in the background of ALL movies from here on out no exceptions

Thank you, Thomas! 💯

— laughs in the film were well done to keep the audience engaged without breaking the mood. Quips between Murphy and Damon were fantastic, there chemistry was top notch and Damon deserves applause for his performance too

— was totally sold by the end Wonder how many people went into the movie totally not expecting to get a somewhat sympathetic portrayal of Oppenheimer. I know I didn't honestly, even from my historical knowledge of him. On the note of balancing emotion and cinema, the little —

I give “Oppenheimer” 5 stars out of 5. I can see where it drags in the second half, but I was on the edge of my seat with the dialogue of those "investigation: scenes. Have you seen it? What did you think? pressrepublican.com/opinion/p-r-fi…

Ultimately, why can’t we let people be each other without tearing each other down. Is that idealistic? Of course, but isn't that kind of the whole idea of Barbies?

Theme: Expectations and stereotypes weigh down both sides Love the tween character. Accurate IMO. That she has the progressive "woke" language but still lacks the experience to see the full picture. America Ferrara monologue going to become iconic movie speech, guaranteed

I gave "Barbie" 5 stars out of 5. I thought it would be clever, but I didn't expect how funny and thoughtful it turned out to be. Have you seen it? What did you think? pressrepublican.com/opinion/p-r-fi…