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A powerful story is undone by predictable filmmaking

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By Mary Cox
| The Edwardsville Intelligencer
Movies With Mary Submitted “Treasure” is new on Netflix. I kept seeing trailers and information about the film. Looking for a movie to review, I thought “Treasure” looked interesting, and it was, but it could have been so much better. Sometimes when I watch a movie, I want to rewrite the screenplay or direct the film myself. Unfortunately, the movie has already been made and released. I felt that way with “Treasure.” The premise of this film has so much potential, but the movie falls short.
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This is the most gripping weather forecast you'll ever watch

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By Mary Cox
| Alton Telegraph
Movies With Mary Submitted Historians and World War II buffs are going to love this movie. My sister, who taught history for almost 30 years, went with me to see “Pressure.” She loved the film and felt that it was extremely accurate. Most of the people in the audience loved “Pressure” and were unaware of the role weather played in the success or failure of D-Day. In the 72 hours leading up to D-Day, all the Allied forces were ready for the invasion of Europe except for the British weather forecast.
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A grieving widow, an octopus and a young man anchor Netflix drama

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By Mary Cox
| The Edwardsville Intelligencer
Movies With Mary Submitted I have always enjoyed Sally Field movies. I became a fan when she was “The Flying Nun.” When people start lists of the best actresses, few name Sally Field, but they should because she is one of our premier actresses. Netflix has a new movie, “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” starring Sally Field as a widow who has lost her son and cleans an aquarium at night to fill her time.
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