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This Julia Roberts-Richard Gere classic is set in Los Angeles and highlights the fun, the dark, and the interesting of the city – and the great shopping, despite snooty salespeople.\u00a0 Really, this movie is always a good time and a great reminder that in this city, dreams can come true.<\/p>\n
Millenials grew up on this teenage classic!\u00a0 Follow the story of a somewhat ditzy Beverly Hills girl who changes the lives of everyone around her as she discovers who she is.\u00a0 The movie shows the glamour and glitz of the upscale life in town, and is overall fun.<\/p>\n
This Leonardo DiCaprio biographical drama covers the life of famed producer Howard Hughes and his fall into mental instability.\u00a0 Hughes suffered from a severe form of obsessive-compulsive disorder, which resulted in his living in solitude in hotels in Los Angeles, among other cities.\u00a0 It’s a fascinating film that treats Hughes’ issues with respect.<\/p>\n
This complicated movie interweaves several plots into one that demonstrates racial tensions in the City of Angels and how one person can have a ripple effect on others.\u00a0 The sheer volume of minority groups in L.A. makes it the perfect backdrop to display the interplay between different cultural groups.\u00a0 It’s amazing to watch how the various storylines come together at the end.<\/p>\n
Watch an film about the true story of the Freedom Writers, a class of high school students from an inner city school who overcame poverty, racial and gang wars, and a lack of education to publish a book on their life stories, as well as to create a family they chose, rather than the one they were born into.\u00a0 With Hillary Swank in the lead role, you’ll love seeing her teach these kids about community, kindness, and inner strength.<\/p>\n
Set in the ’40s,\u00a0Gangster Squad<\/em> is a fictionalized account of the police squad that chased Mickey Cohen during the gangster’s heyday in Los Angeles.\u00a0 L.A. is shown in full old-Hollywood splendor, with finger curls and glitzy gowns, contrasting the grit and gore of gangsters and hard-bitten cops.<\/p>\n If you’re a fan of Disney movies, you’ll love\u00a0Saving Mr. Banks<\/em>.\u00a0 The movie casts Tom Hanks as Walt Disney, in the process of trying to film\u00a0Mary Poppins<\/em> but continuously butting heads with the original author, P.L. Travers.\u00a0 It’s heartwarming, funny, and riveting, causing you to be sympathetic to a woman who seems determined to be unlikeable.<\/p>\n If your trip to Los Angeles was postponed due to the virus, enjoy these movies at home so you can feel like you’re already here! Pretty Woman This Julia Roberts-Richard Gere classic is set in Los Angeles and highlights the fun, the dark, and the interesting of the city – and the great shopping, despite\u2026<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":9688,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[159],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-9687","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-entertainment"],"yoast_head":"\nSaving Mr. Banks<\/h2>\n
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