New On Netflix

The Paperboy

 

This Oscar nominated film with an all-star cast follows an ambitious journalist and his brother who try to prove a death row inmate is innocent. Convinced the inmate is innocent by his pen pal lover( Nicole Kidman), the brothers begin to see the faults of the justice system, while meeting strange new friends. The investigation only becomes harder when younger brother (Zak Ephron) falls for Kidman’s character. 4 out of 5 stars.Image

Bully

Added in Netflix documentaries this week is Bully. This true story examines the life of five different families whose children are subjected to bullying in school each day. These students must defend themselves and overcome the torments they face too often. This documentary reveals a very serious problem that is ongoing, yet recognized in school systems all over the world. 5 out of 5 stars.

 

America’s Funniest Home Videos: Best in Bone Heads


The popular TV show, America’s Funniest Home Video’s, now has its own section for extreme outrageous moments. This category only features contestants who try things that seem impossible, or actions clearly not thought through. 3 out of 5 stars.

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