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>>While we lived off outer Bellevue Avenue, my cousins >>were on Rich Street, off Lower Bellevue. In one >>house, my g'mother lived in the upper flat and my >Uncle >>Harry lived below with his wife and three >>kids...behind that house was another >>little house where my Uncle Bill, his wife, and ten >>kids lived. Yes, that was ten kids! My mother >>visited her mother on a daily basis so my only child >>world was swarming with cousins at all times. This >>locale was just a few blocks from the Franklin Theater >>where for 15 cents one could see a double feature and >>have popcorn and soda, too!!! For a family of our >>magnitude, this was a made to order opportunity to >>reinact the movie on the way back home. My cousin, >>Richard, never worked his way up from being >>Cheetah...his monkey antics from South Avenue to >>Bellevue to Rich Street were something to behold. To >>this day, I believe all of us still love the movies. >> >>JoAnn picked up on something that I hoped would >>happen...that is, our giving >>reviews of the films we happen to see. I want to see >>Jodie Foster's The Brave One because I love her work >>but the newspapers are really panning this one. >>Let us know what you have seen recently and your >>opinion thereof. Thanks. K > >Kathleen, >Lucky you, as I saw The Brave One yesterday afternoon >as I too have been a huge fan of Jody Foster for >years! I thought it was good, better than the reviews >are saying - she can be so intense and is perfect for >this role. Not sure about the ending though. One of >my favorites of Jody's was Little Man Tate, which I >believe she wrote and directed as well as starrring it. >JoAnn

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