6 DANCE LESSONS IN 6 WEEKS
CAN'T LEARN TO DANCE WITHOUT STEPPING ON A FEW TOES
We are having a heartwarming start of the week, people, with me presenting you some of the uplifting movies coming soon to the cinemas. We
shall start with a delightful comedy drama SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS which should dance its way into theatres December 12th with senior actors cast including Gena Rowlands, Rita Moreno, Julian Sands, alongside Jacki Weaver and Cheyenne Jackson! The story follows a retired woman who hires a dance instructor to give her private dance lessons at her home - one per week for six weeks. What begins as an antagonistic relationship turns into a close friendship as they dance together.
shall start with a delightful comedy drama SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS which should dance its way into theatres December 12th with senior actors cast including Gena Rowlands, Rita Moreno, Julian Sands, alongside Jacki Weaver and Cheyenne Jackson! The story follows a retired woman who hires a dance instructor to give her private dance lessons at her home - one per week for six weeks. What begins as an antagonistic relationship turns into a close friendship as they dance together.
HILARIOUS 'DOUGH'
IT IS NOT JUST BREAD THAT IS GETTING BAKED!
A rather hilarious story will come to us from England in the form of some DOUGH! Jonathan Pryce, Ian Hart, Philip Davis, Pauline Collins, star in this charming story about an old Jewish baker
who struggles to
keep his business afloat until his young Muslim apprentice accidentally
drops cannabis in the dough and sends sales sky high.
A rather hilarious story will come to us from England in the form of some DOUGH! Jonathan Pryce, Ian Hart, Philip Davis, Pauline Collins, star in this charming story about an old Jewish baker
who struggles to
keep his business afloat until his young Muslim apprentice accidentally
drops cannabis in the dough and sends sales sky high.
'AN EVERGREEN CHRISTMAS'
HOME NEVER SOUNDED SO GOOD
If you're into something more festive, family romance AN EVERGREEN CHRISTMAS is already in the cinemas: Leaving her seemingly glamorous Hollywood
life on hold, Evie Lee is forced to return to her small hometown and her family's once thriving Christmas tree farm to attend her father's unexpected funeral. As the eldest sibling, she finds herself executor of an estate that owes a massive inheritance tax, much to her younger brother's dismay. Torn between pursuing her music career and saving her family's legacy, she must decide what it really means to find her place in the world. Charleene Closshey stars amidst a colourful cast including Robert Loggia, Tyler Ritter, Booboo Stewart and Naomi Judd in this heart-warming musical holiday tale about facing your past, rediscovering your voice, and fulfilling your dreams.
life on hold, Evie Lee is forced to return to her small hometown and her family's once thriving Christmas tree farm to attend her father's unexpected funeral. As the eldest sibling, she finds herself executor of an estate that owes a massive inheritance tax, much to her younger brother's dismay. Torn between pursuing her music career and saving her family's legacy, she must decide what it really means to find her place in the world. Charleene Closshey stars amidst a colourful cast including Robert Loggia, Tyler Ritter, Booboo Stewart and Naomi Judd in this heart-warming musical holiday tale about facing your past, rediscovering your voice, and fulfilling your dreams.
Hmm, if it has a Judd in it, I suspect my wife will be dragging me to see it. LOL
ReplyDeleteoh, noes :) That one does look a bit cheap and with some truly bad acting at least judging from the trailer :) The lead actress seems rather lost...
DeleteIt's that time of year, I guess.
ReplyDeleteDough looks rather interesting. Who else is getting "baked?" Here in the States, "baked" means getting high on smoking weed.
that is why they used it, haven't you read the plot? :)
DeleteI love Christmas movies...especially the corny ones. :)
ReplyDeletewith cute actors :)
DeleteI do like heartwarming stories, it offset all the heart-ripping-out stories.
ReplyDeletewe do need more of them heartwarming stories
Delete"Six Dances" looks quite funny. I'll go see it -- not that I'm anywhere near that age group, you understand. And "Dough" looks good too -- I like both Pauline Collins and Jonathan Pryce in a movie and haven't seen either in anything recent for quite awhile.
ReplyDeletePauline was so great in THE QUARTET with Bill Nighy and Maggie Smith! Such a brilliant movie that one was.
DeleteI'm prepared to be heart-warmed!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely
DeleteNice to see something heart warming come out once in a while :)
ReplyDeletewish it was more often
DeleteSIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS sounds delightful :)
ReplyDeletewe do love such delightful movies
DeleteThe Dancing & the Baking all sound wonderful. Having inherited, recently a home a "never" intended to - the trailer, cheesy as it seems brought tears to my eyes. Or maybe it's the damn cold! Have a pleasant evening Dezmond! Thanks for the thousand orange remedy, lol.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine your happiness when you inherited the house! That luck will never happen to me, but I'm ever so glad to see nice people getting something! Will you live in it, or sell it?
DeleteI intend to live here. My god-daughter will inherit it next. Such a simple red brick, but the land is so amazing. Never say never. I did, but look at what happened when I least expected it.
DeleteThank you for calling me nice. You will always be welcome in my home, my friend.
So lovely! Have great fun decorating the new house for upcoming holidays :)
DeleteSix Dance Lessons sounds so cute. I love the line about the foundation for relationships! Funny!
ReplyDeleteyep, that one was funny to me as well :)
DeleteI love a good sappy, Hallmark story kind of posting day. While I wouldn't see any of these in the theater, if I happen upon them on tv, I'll stop and have a peek. I am in the holiday spirit right now, so An Evergreen Christmas sounds particularly good to me right now.
ReplyDeleteyep, these are more for home watching, during cold weekend evenings cuddled up on a couch :)
DeleteI'm not a big fan of Christmas movies, but a couple of these sound pretty good. Thanks for the update!
ReplyDeletebe welcome, Pat
DeleteThanks for this. I'm so into the sappy Christmas movies right now.
ReplyDeleteI always put heartwarming things on Mondays :)
DeleteOMY Dezzy call me silly but I love all Christmas' movies and I can see all the year. Lovely!
ReplyDeletexo
me too, and Christmas editions of our favourite comedy TV series too :)
DeleteLove the trailer Dezzy!!
ReplyDeleteglad you do, Gloria
DeleteSix Dance lessons had me laughing till my sides hurt. "If you say your real age out loud, your face hears you" So true darling and that's why I keep saying I'm 35.
ReplyDeletedahlink, I've always known we was of the same age :)))
DeleteAnother Christmas movie! That's good! But my favorite Christmas movie stays Scrooge!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
haven't seen it, but I know what it is about :)
DeleteToo bad Dough didn't have a trailer today. Two very fun and touching movies today Dez. That old woman is quite a character all by herself. That boyfriend in the Christmas movie is an idiot. Dude it never ends well when you try to drag your girlfriend away from her family. Just do a long distance relationship if you can't stay. Hope she can save the farm and all those beautiful trees.
ReplyDeletethere still isn't any trailer for DOUGH, maybe later this winter.
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