~~By InsightAnalytical–GRL The movies I watched over the last couple of days just seemed to hit too close to home. On Thursday night, Retroplex aired “1984, ” which was filmed around the actual locations and time of year that was described in George Orwell’s novel. Richard Burton, who died in 1984, was chilling in the [...]
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