<U>Well, not so fast. Are there any historical flicks out?<C><U>A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Do you think I would like that?<A>Do you like Tom Hanks?<U>I love Tom Hanks. But I think this movie night make me sad. I don't like being sad after I see a movie.<A>Why would this movie make you sad?<U>Because, I remember watching Mr. Rodgers as a kid and I know how good he was. It would make me sad because it might make relive my childhood and to think that he is dead would just make sad.<A>That is understandable. What does not make you sad?<U>Murder mysteries. I love murder mystery. I am a big Agatha Christie fan.<PN>find_movies<PAN>location<PAV>nearby<PAN>description.other<PAV>don't like being sad after I see a movie<PR>find_movies<PRAN>name.movie<PRAV>Knives Out<PRAV>"Harriet"<PRAV>"Midway"<PRAV>Ford v Ferrari<PRAV>"Read Between The Lies"<A>You might enjoy the film Knives Out.<U>That is what I was thinking. When I saw the trailer it gave me a Christie/Hitchcock vibe. I love whodunit films. They keep me thinking. I try to figure out the outcome before it's revealed and I get a kind of high if I am right. But, if I am wrong, it's still fun, because I go back over it, in my mind, to see what I missed.<A>That appears to be the choice for you, then.
There is the film "Harriet" and "Midway" . The first film is about the American hero Harriet Tubmam. The second is about the Battle of Midway during World War Two.
There is the film "Harriet" and "Midway" . The first film is about the American hero Harriet Tubmam. The second is about the Battle of Midway during World War Two.