Marlon Wallace
Editor and Writer at WBOC-TV (Salisbury, MD)
Editor and Writer
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3 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
This film got a limited release in December, 2024, probably only one or two cinemas in order to qualify for the Academy Awards. This film was critically acclaimed. The National Board of Review ranked it as one of the Top 10 Independent Films. It was nominated for a Gotham Award, a Spirit Award and a BAFTA. It got a wider release in January, 2025, with the hope that it would get an Oscar nomination. Unfortunately, it didn't.
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3 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
This is a Canadian film that got a limited theatrical release last year both in Canada and in the United States. I try to pay attention to limited releases, but this one was so small that I overlooked it. Canadian films often get overlooked. I watched this film the weekend of the 13th Canadian Screen Awards where this film was nominated for two prizes, Best Original Score and Best Original Song.
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3 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
Kate Hudson (How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days and Almost Famous) stars as Isla Gordon, an executive at a NBA team in Los Angeles, known as the Waves. She works there for her brothers who are higher executives, including her eldest brother who is the President of the NBA team. Unfortunately, her eldest brother has become a drug addict and alcoholic who has started getting into car crashes and engaging in other destructive behaviors.
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3 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
The Karate Kid (1984) was a hit film that was the fifth highest-grossing title of the year of its release. It spawned three sequels and a loose remake, as well as two TV series, a cartoon on NBC and a legacy sequel on Netflix. The original story followed a teenage boy who moves from the east coast to the west coast with his single mother. Bullies from a martial arts school attack the boy. An older man trains him and the boy fights the bullies in a karate tournament. This was the template.
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4 weeks ago |
wboc.com | Marlon Wallace
Judy Blume is an author who has been writing books about children and young adults since the late 1960's. Her most famous is probably Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret (1970), which was one of the most challenged books because of its frank discussions about children and sex, particularly teenage sex issues like menstruation. There was an adaptation of that book that was released in theaters in 2023, along with an award-winning documentary called Judy Blume Forever (2023).
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BEST MOVIES OF 2024. Box office winners had their time to shine, but here is my list of the little known films that didn't make that big of a splash in theaters but still deserve some attention. https://t.co/nJRYIFTwhn https://t.co/uP6BnT6sxa
BEST TV SHOWS OF 2024. The majority of the new shows I loved last year were adaptations of true crime stories. Also, many people discovered Aaron Pierre via his Netflix film and has become a star on the rise. https://t.co/heXL7ZcYCD https://t.co/MYsGwrKIvW
BEST MUSIC OF 2024. A list of the 25 albums that I enjoyed in a variety of genres, from country to hip-hop with some albums mixing the two. https://t.co/LBXPyh0fVO https://t.co/PRkroZdixD