| Grand Canyon (1991),
				Director: Lawrence Kasdan, rated R for language, 
				sexuality, nudity 
				In a city on 
				the edge, six people are about to discover something 
				extraordinary...each other. 
				
		  Starring: Danny 
				Glover, Kevin Kline, Steve Martin, Mary McDonnell, Mary-Louise 
				Parker, Alfre Woodard, Jeremy Sisto 
DML Rating: 
★★★★★★★★★☆ 
- near perfect 
				"Those rocks are laughing 
				at me right now, me and my worries... Yeah, its real humorous, 
				that Grand Canyon. 
				It's laughing at me right now. You know what 
				I felt like? I felt like a gnat that lands on the ass of a cow 
				chewing his cud on the side of the road that you drive by doing 
				70 mph." - Simon Why watch this?
				It's about good people trying to fix broken things and 
				themselves. 
				Plot Summary: 
				This story explores the interwoven lives of several Los Angeles 
				residents from diverse backgrounds whose paths unexpectedly 
				converge. A chance encounter between a white immigration lawyer 
				and a black tow truck driver, after a car breakdown, sets off a 
				series of events that ripple through their families and friends, 
				highlighting the city's social divisions and the fragility of 
				urban life. 
				Dad's Preview: 
				In this superb film, multiple interrelated stories slowly weave 
				together. As events occur, the superb ensemble cast is forced, or 
				compelled, to take action. Each action sets in motion an outcome 
				that challenges their comfort zone. What does this have to do with the Grand Canyon? Well, you'll 
				just have to sit down, watch the film and find out. 
				 Michael Grillo, 
				Lawrence Kasdan, Charles Okun; 20th Century Fox
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