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JUNE 12, 2018
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“ACRIMONY” (R) [LANGUAGE, SEXUAL CONTENT, AND SOME VIOLENCE.] [DVD ONLY] — After marrying a smooth-talking, charming, mechanical engineering student (Antonio Madison/Lyrig Bent) against the advice of her sisters (Jazmyn Simon and Ptosha Storey), spending her inheritance she got from her mother supporting his dreams of inventing a self-sufficient battery, and then eventually being fed up with the sacrifices she made during the marriage in Tyler Perry’s captivating, heartbreaking, well-paced, unpredictable, 2-hour psychological thriller, a frustrated, disillusioned, angry office worker (Ajiona Alexus/Taraji P. Henson) in Pittsburgh expresses her jealousy when she learns that her ex-husband has become successful and is sharing the opulent life she should have had with a another woman (Crystle Stewart).
“ADRIFT” (PG-13) [INJURY IMAGES, PERIL, LANGUAGE, BRIEF DRUG USE, PARTIAL NUDITY, AND THEMATIC ELEMENTS.]
SUNRISE / SUNSET
WEATHER TIDBIT
Wed June 13
5:25
9:01
Thu June 14
5:25
9:01
Fri
June 15
5:25
9:02
Sat June 16
5:26
9:02
Sun June 17
5:26
9:02
Mon June 18
5:26
9:03
Tue June 19
5:26
9:03
It was an interesting past week. It wasn’t particularly hot but it was kind of humid. It wasn’t dry and it wasn’t wet, but we did receive some rain. We totaled a quarter of an inch of rain early Thursday morning but the most annoying rain was the steady rain late Saturday morning into the early evening hours, which for many totaled under 0.10 inch. We didn’t hit 80º as daily highs and lows averaged near normal. Astronomy note: Up early? Mars is almost due south before sunrise with Saturn in the lower southwest sky.
Crossword
— When Englishman Richard Sharp (Sam Claflin) and his free-spirited American fiancée Tami Oldham (Shailene Woodley) agree to sail a luxurious 44-foot yacht from Tahiti to San Diego, California, for an English couple (Jeffrey Thomas and Elizabeth Hawthorne) in 1983 in this harrowing, factually based, inspirational, gut-wrenching, 96-minute thriller told in flashbacks and based on Tami Ashcraft’s 2002 memoir “Sky in Mourning: The True Story of Love, Loss and Survival at Sea,” the trip does not go as planned when they are slammed by Hurricane Raymond and the 41-day struggle begins.
WEEKLY AVERAGES JUNE 13-19, 2018 High 78° Low 58° %Sun 63% PCP 1.33”
Fun Fact
McDonald’s once made bubblegum-flavored broccoli
Did you know? The first oranges weren’t orange
“OCEAN’S 8” (PG-13) [LANGUAGE, DRUG USE, AND SOME SUGGESTIVE CONTENT.] — Funny one-liners highlight this highly entertaining, twist-filled, well-paced, thrilling, cameo-dotted (Katie Holmes, Matt Damon, Elliott Gould, Dakota Fanning, Olivia Munn, Jamie King, Kim Kardashian West, Carl Reiner, Zac Posen, Anna Wintour, Adriana Lima, Kylie Jenner, Marlo Thomas, Elizabeth Ashley, Kendall Jenner, Dana Ivey, Hailey Baldwin, Mary Louise Wilson, Griffin Dunne and Deidre Goodwin), 110-minute sequel in which a just-released clever ex-con (Sandra Bullock), who spent more than five years planning a heist, works with her former partner (Cate Blanchett), an Indian jeweler (Mindy Kaling), a computer/tech wiz (Rihanna), a wacky fashion designer (Helen Bonham Carter) down on her luck, a sleight-of-hand pickpocket (Awkwafina), and a suburban mom (Sarah Paulson) to rob a snooty actress (Anne Hathaway) of a dazzling Cartier necklace worth a cool $150 million at the New York City Met Gala and then frame a former backstabbing boyfriend (Richard Armitage) for the robbery while a tenacious British insurance agent (James Corden) breathes down her neck.
“WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR?” (PG) [SOME THEMATIC ELEMENTS AND LANGUAGE.] — Morgan Neville’s inspirational, poignant, insightful, 94-minute documentary that delves into the life and career of kindhearted writer, producer, puppeteer, singer/ songwriter and child advocate Fred Rogers through archival film clips from “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” and “Old Friends...New Friends with Fred Rogers” and interview snippets with his wife Joanne, sons John and Jim, sister Elaine Crozier, biographer Max King, childhood development advisor Hedda Sharapan, childhood development psychologist Dr. Margaret McFarland, show cast members (such as Joe Negri, David Newell, and Dr. François S. Clemmons), and friends Bill Isler, Rev. George Wirth and Yo-Yo Ma. WENDY SCHADEWALD The preceding p films were reviewed by Wendy Schadewald, Schadewal Scha dewal who has been a Twin Cities film critic since sinc nce ce 1986. 19 198 98 To see more of her film reviews, log on to to www.shortredheadreelreviews.com ww ww
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