be Well: Watching movies could boost your mental and emotional health
Pop culture expert Norman Baker has more information.
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Jun 19, 2024, 2:02 PM
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19h agoMany of us look forward to going to the movies during the summer to watch the new blockbusters hitting the big screen.
But besides the enjoyment of being at the movies, watching them can also help benefit our mental and emotional health.
Pop culture expert Norman Baker has more information.
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