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A Star
is Born
1937: PG
Starring: Janet
Gaynor, Fredric March
Director: William A. Wellman, Jack
Conway
111 minutes
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From rags to riches, this story
follows the ascent of Esther
Blodgett as she claws her way through
Hollywood to become an A list star. But fame and money
don’t bring happiness as she sees her husband fall into
despair and alcoholism. Trying to keep everything
together and care for her husband at the same time,
Esther realizes the true price of success is often a
double-edged sword. TOP
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Ordinary People
1980:
R
Starring: Donald
Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, Judd Hirsch, Timothy
Hutton
Director:
Robert Redford
124 Minutes
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Mary Tyler Moore plays a narcissistic wife and
mother confronted with reality and the problems of her teenage son and
lackluster husband. Angry at the world she chooses to withhold love
rather than show it. The results on herself and her family are
devastating. A final breakdown forces the reexamining of priorities and
the confronting of personal demons in order to take control and
rediscover her life once more. TOP
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What’s Love Got To Do
With It?
1993: R
Starring: Angela Bassett, Laurence
Fishburne
Director:
Brian Gibson
118 Minutes
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True stories often make the best stories and
What’s love got to do with it follows the life and loves of Tina
Turner from childhood to comeback. Overcoming an abusive marriage and
rediscovering herself and her inner strength, Turner confronts the rules
on age and entertainment and shatters them permanently. After watching
this movie, every woman will believe she can do anything.
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Cat
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1958:
PG
Starring: Paul Newman, Elizabeth Taylor
& Burl Ives
Director: Richard Brooks
108 Minutes
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The tension between men and women is
brilliantly played in this screen adaptation of
Tennessee Williams' masterpiece. One of Elizabeth
Taylor's sexiest roles and any early glimpse at Paul
Newman's exceptional career. If she's into soaps
and intrigue, anyone woman will love this back biting
timeless classic! TOP
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Hush, Hush Sweet
Charlotte
1964:
PG
Starring: Bette
Davis, Olivia de Havilland
Director: Robert Aldrich
108 Minutes
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Evil lurks where women lie and Hush, Hush Sweet
Charlotte plays on innocence cloaking dastardly intentions. A wealthy
woman begins to feel she is going insane, though she doesn’t realize it
is the manipulations of her close relative setting her up for the fall.
The idea is to steal the wealth of the woman through embezzlement by
causing her to go insane. The surprise ending and devilish grin of the
target show that dastardly intentions can work both ways.
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Soul
Food
1997: R
Starring:
Vanessa L. Williams, Vivica A.
Fox, Nia Long, Michael Beach
Director: George Tillman Jr.
114
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Food has always provided the glue
for families and Soul Food is a wonderful taste of
Americana and the importance of family. A feel good
movie it explores the power of relationships, love, food
and the constant of family in the importance of a full
life. TOP
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Queen
1992: PG
Starring: Halle Berry, Danny Glover, Jane
Krakowski, Madge Sinclair, Jasmine Guy,
Sada Thompson
Director: Multiple
282 Minutes: Mini Series
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Just when you think life cannot get
any worse, it does. Against all odds and brought up as
a slave, Queen uses her white skin to gain access to
white society segregated America. Through homelessness,
institutionalization, murder and kidnapping, Queen
perseveres and ultimately finds true love. Queen is the
second installment of Alex Haley’s Roots and covers his
father’s mother’s life.
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Nine to
Five
1980: PG
Starring: Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin
Dolly Parton, Dabney Coleman
Director: Colin Higgins
110 minutes
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Any woman whom has had to work for
a living will appreciate this raucously funny look at
white collar slavery in the modern day office. One of
the best comedies to come out of the late seventies and
early eighties, 9 to 5 will have you tapping your feet
and living it up as the boss finally gets put in his
place!
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Stepford Wives
1975: PG
Starring: Katharine Ross, Paula Prentiss
Director: Bryan Forbes
115
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A great movie this is not, but its
idea and possibility land it on our list.
For women this
is the ultimate horror story, especially if your husband
has ever tried to change you. Men decide they women to
look after them and replace existing wives with robot
look-alikes. Moving into the town, new residents
realize something is very strange. As they try to
protest, one by one they are shipped off and turned into
robots. TOP
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Serial Mom
1995: R
Starring: Kathleen Turner, Sam Waterston,
Ricki Lake, Matthew Lillard
Director: John
Waters
93 Minutes
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Academy material this is not, but it is funny. Kathleen Turner plays an
uptight housewife who goes off the deep end and
begins killing anyone who doesn’t follow the rules
(like recycling, rewinding the video tapes or
wearing white shoes after labor day). Satirical and
vicious, this movie will put any woman in a good
mood, especially in the midst of chaos.
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