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Bob Tremblay

Bob Tremblay

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Contributor, BostonMovieNews

Framingham

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Total articles 1236

  • Not quite ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever’

    By Bob Tremblay|BostonMovieNewsFull disclosure: I’m a Christian—a Catholic, to be precise—who typically finds Christian films, specifically the ones that preach and sermonize ad nauseum, as enjoyable as kneeling on nails. If I want to hear preaching and sermonizing, I’ll go to church, not the movie theater. In addition to being heavy-handed, these films are highly—can I say sinfully?—predictable. No matter how horrible things get, everyone finds the joy of Jesus in the end, and all the bad people suddenly become good people.

    By Bob Tremblay · 0

    Nov. 09, 2024

  • ‘I Am: Celine Dion’: From stage to struggle

    By Bob Tremblay|BostonMovieNewsFull disclosure: I am a huge Celine Dion fan. I own many of her albums in French and English and have seen her in concert. My laudatory predisposition aside, it’s a safe bet that people who aren’t huge fans still appreciate her amazing voice. And it’s that voice that has been muted and her career halted by a debilitating illness: stiff person syndrome.

    By Bob Tremblay · 0

    Jun. 26, 2024

  • Not quite ‘The Best Christmas Pageant Ever’

    By Bob Tremblay|BostonMovieNewsFull disclosure: I’m a Christian—a Catholic, to be precise—who typically finds Christian films, specifically the ones that preach and sermonize ad nauseum, as enjoyable as kneeling on nails. If I want to hear preaching and sermonizing, I’ll go to church, not the movie theater. In addition to being heavy-handed, these films are highly—can I say sinfully?—predictable. No matter how horrible things get, everyone finds the joy of Jesus in the end, and all the bad people suddenly become good people.

    By Bob Tremblay · 0

    Nov. 09, 2024

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BostonMovieNews

Randolph, Massachusetts, United States