I never would have seen this movie had I not grabbed it off the shelf at a charity shop in Grimsby Ont, it's a nice quiet town just like in the movie, with a lot of old folks who live across the street from the Benevolent Fund Store who when they pass must have their dvds donated, lots of old gems turn up there, Minnie and Moskovitz, The Conversation, TCM movie packs, James Bond sets, so it's nice to watch things old timey to take a break and just enjoy that I would never see otherwise. I can't do any better at describing the movie or people than anyone else, but I think if you like movies like Tucker and some of the 80s and 90s types based on a true story movies you will enjoy this, it's a Sunday afternoon type movie for me, nothing too deep or involving, just a good waste of a couple hours that brings back simpler times. I would have been a year and a half old when this story took place, interesting to see what went on then and how far we have come in technology.
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