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Finally got around to watching "Lion". What a great movie!
Here's part of my review and a link to my blog with includes a trailer:
Absolutely wonderful film. If you haven't heard about this movie, here's a quick plot summary: A five year old Indian boy is dropped off at and abandoned at a train station. He hops on a train and is taken 500 miles from his home and family.
https://moviejunkiemark.blogspot.com
It's streaming on Netflix.
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Finally got around to watching "Lion". What a great movie! (Original Post)
bif
Jan 2018
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secondwind
(16,903 posts)1. I agree! it was wonderful
TubbersUK
(1,439 posts)2. The scenes shot in India are absolutely remarkable n/t
CurtEastPoint
(18,634 posts)3. I loved this movie. Dev Patel is a tremendous actor.
samplegirl
(11,474 posts)4. I loved it!
It made me cry several times!
applegrove
(118,577 posts)5. Read the book. What a moving story.
Phentex
(16,334 posts)7. I felt it deserved all the praise it received...
unlike La La Land. That movie was not my cup of tea.