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Manchester By the Sea is definitely not an action movie. It makes the statement that there are some things in life so tragic you cannot get over them. Some wounds time does not heal.
That is a very true statement about tragedies.

I will have to watch Manchester by the Sea sometime when I am in the mood. Sounds kind of like In the Bedroom or Ordinary People.
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Manchester By the Sea is definitely not an action movie. It makes the statement that there are some things in life so tragic you cannot get over them. Some wounds time does not heal.


If you knew the real Manchester-by-the-Sea you would not be surprised. It is a sleepy town located on the North Shore between Beverly and Gloucester Massachusetts. There hasn’t been any action there since the Thomas Crown Affair ran a 5 minute scene through there. Most of it was filmed where I grew up, in Beverly. But you get a longer credit if the name of the city consists of 3 hyphenated words.

The 1968 film is rated @ 79% by stupid tomatoes. I give it 100%.
I got to meet a number of the stars, and the producer.

Bah humbug! What does Stupid Tomatoes know!


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If you knew the real Manchester-by-the-Sea you would not be surprised. It is a sleepy town located on the North Shore between Beverly and Gloucester Massachusetts. There hasn’t been any action there since the Thomas Crown Affair ran a 5 minute scene through there. Most of it was filmed where I grew up, in Beverly. But you get a longer credit if the name of the city consists of 3 hyphenated words.

The 1968 film is rated @ 79% by stupid tomatoes. I give it 100%.
I got to meet a number of the stars, and the producer.

Bah humbug! What does Stupid Tomatoes know!


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I bought the Blu-Ray a long time ago and the cashier Dee Dee was raving about how good Manchester by the Sea is but I still have not gotten around to watching it. I like action movies like Atomic Blonde and The Foreigner more.
Correction. It was probably The Shack that Dee Dee recommended. Another cashier talked about Manchester-by-the-Sea. I noticed Dee Dee on break yesterday and the memories clarified.

I still should watch Manchester-by-the-Sea and last year's Academy Award Best Picture Moonlight which is probably available via DVD and Blu-Ray from various Villages' area public libraries. Not a movie I would want to own though.

I hope something like The Darkest Hour or Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Minnesota wins.
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