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“Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl” is a welcome return of the beloved duo
The strength of Wallace & Gromit has been Wallace’s invincible faith in his products. Watching Gromit cut through the mess, quietly snarling at his human occupant, is reassuring to anyone who’s ever watched someone you love run into get-rich-quick schemes that become a disaster. Gromit’s cynical expression is enough to tell you that — just as always, he’s in control with the elegance of a thousand brows.
“Hard Truths” is powerful reunion for director Mike Leigh and Oscar nominee Marianne Jean-Baptiste
In a performance already garnering awards talks is the wonderful Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Pansy, whose body language moves from the first scene. Pansy has an addiction to her fear, a woman whose anger is a lost shield that saves her from the world but that splits her family apart.
Second Listen Sunday : Intro, “New Life”
For their second single, the group presented a ballad entitled “Feels Like The First Time.” Once again, Greene handles the lyrics, while Neville Hodge is responsible for production duties. Greene begins the song with robust energy, proclaiming his love for the lady. Greene’s group members provide stellar work on the background vocals, and the songs eschew nineties R&B without going into crass vulgarity.
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