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Aug 17 2010

MOVIE REVIEW: EAT PRAY LOVE

By |2011-09-02T23:08:02-04:00August 17th, 2010|Drama, Movies, Romance|0 Comments

"Eat Pray Love" is the latest incarnation of the archetypal female journey. It's the trip every woman wants to take. Unlike Ulysses whose journey requires him to fight all manner of monsters and physical obstacles in order to literally get "home," author Liz Gilbert's journey- a woman fleeing an unhappy marriage on a year-long sojourn [...]

Aug 09 2010

MOVIE REVIEW: DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS

By |2011-09-02T23:10:09-04:00August 9th, 2010|Comedy, Movies|0 Comments

"Schmuckin' funny" is the lead quote describing DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS, the American remake of a French film called "LE DINER DE CONS" which in 1998 was loosely translated as THE DINNER GAME. But by 2010, the translation has devolved to the offensive DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS -"schmuck" being Yiddish for "penis." So I guess we know [...]

Aug 05 2010

MOVIE REVIEW: SALT

By |2011-09-02T23:11:07-04:00August 5th, 2010|Action & Adventure, Drama, Movies|0 Comments

Back from the beach and into SALT starring Angelina Jolie as a secret agent or two or three-- who is she, Evelyn Salt? I really didn't care. All I cared about was seeing her in different clothes and wigs and eyecolors and hats--like my own giant cinematic Barbie. In big luscious close up. Those lips. [...]

Jul 07 2010

MOVIE:THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT

By |2011-09-02T23:13:28-04:00July 7th, 2010|Comedy, Drama, Movies|0 Comments

THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT is getting a lot of play, and it's a very good movie without being a great one. No doubt the set-up is grabby: lesbian couple (Julianne Moore and Annette Bening) have two kids, who look up their sperm donor (Mark Ruffalo). He re-enters the picture, this time creating drama in [...]

Jul 07 2010

MOVIE ROUND-UP: BABIES/JOAN RIVERS/TS3

By |2011-09-02T23:57:14-04:00July 7th, 2010|Animation, Comedy, Documentary, Family, Kids, Movies|0 Comments

YES to BABIES which charts the first year in the life of four infants from around the globe, from San Francisco to Mongolia to Tokyo to Namibia! The film unfolds--sans dialogue--in extraordinary pictures like a fascinating wild life documentary--except the wild life is human. The common denominator is the love of the mothers for their [...]

Jul 01 2010

MOVIE REVIEW: TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE

By |2011-09-02T23:17:45-04:00July 1st, 2010|Action & Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Movies, Romance|0 Comments

"THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE" TRAILER It's beyond an eclipse. It's a black out of intergalactic proportions. No one really expected this movie about Edward (Robert Pattinson) the vampire and Jacob(Taylor Lautner) the werewolf fighting over Bella (Kristen Stewart) the reluctant Swan to be great art. But I didn't expect it to put me into a [...]

Jun 30 2010

MOVIE REVIEW: KNIGHT AND DAY

By |2011-09-02T23:19:10-04:00June 30th, 2010|Action & Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Movies|0 Comments

KNIGHT AND DAY is such a kick--from the first accidentally on purpose meeting of Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz: he never looked better; she was never more charming. They have instant chemistry and apparently extremely supple limbs given the amount of tumbling around they're about to do. He's not who he says he is, she's [...]

Jun 28 2010

MOVIE REVIEW: GROWN UPS

By |2011-09-02T23:20:34-04:00June 28th, 2010|Comedy, Movies|0 Comments

CLICK HERE FOR TRAILER GROWN UPS has me down. How could five such funny men make such an embarrassingly unfunny and pointless movie? Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, Kevin James, David Spade, and Chris Rock have made a film that only 10 year old boys could love. And not in a good way. We're talking the [...]

May 21 2010

HORROR MOVIE: THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE

By |2011-09-02T23:22:59-04:00May 21st, 2010|Drama, Horror, Movies|0 Comments

***WARNING:Trailer is VERY disturbing!*** OK. I said I wanted to see it. It was the best picture winner at Screamfest 2009. It promised a "one of a kind experience...guaranteed to shock and divide" audiences, a "twisted biological horror film" by Dutch filmmaker Tom Six, involving a gruesome operation--and it is called THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE after [...]

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