The Adjustment Bureau, based on a story by Phillip K. Dick, stars Emily Blunt and Matt Damon in a thriller by director, George Nolfi
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In the words of the Bob Dylan song, The Times They Are A-Changin’. Sunday night’s episode of Mad Men, The Chrysanthemum and the Sword has more changes on the horizon for Roger Sterling and Sally Draper.
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John Slattery, who plays Roger Sterling directed this week’s episode of Mad Men. That might explain why this was one of the funniest episodes of Mad Men I have ever seen.
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Rankography is a new movie ranking website where users create the categories, rank their favorites and share with friends. I created a category for Chick Flicks and another catogory for Tearjerkers on Rankography. I added a few of the movies that I have review on Just Chick Flicks to get started. I invite you to go to Rankography and add your favorite chick flicks to the list or create categories of your own.
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Sunday’s episode of Mad Men, entitled The Good News was a typical episode. Even for Mad Men fans, it was a slow, relatively uneventful episode that is a set up for bigger things to come. After all, it is 1965 and all kinds of things are about to happen, historically. The Beatles, Viet Nam, and Martin Luther King.
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