The Outlaw Album: Stories Author: Daniel WoodrellDaniel Woodrell's raw tenderness juxtaposed against succinct, brutal portrayals of character all too human brings us to our knees. Desperate landscapes forge his characters into impossible, sometimes evil acts tinged with mauve sunsets of redemption. We page at his prose and gasp at the enormity of his talent. With the brash slap of his outsiders' regional dialogues, his characters stand on the cusp of the landscape, diving into its emotional ... continue reading...
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DVD Reviews: Cars 2
Cars 2 Was this bound to happen? Nothing could have topped Toy Story 3. Does Pixar’s first feature after Toy Story 3 have to be so bad? Unfortunately yes. Pixar could not have made modern animated classics for almost 20 years just to produce this film. This has to be someone’s fault. OK maybe I’m being too harsh. It was not that bad, but with Pixar the viewer expects a lot. It's amusing, it's comic, it's ostentatious, it's filled with fast, spy mischiefs, but it's also flat, and ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Winnie the Pooh
Winnie the Pooh While I know that I grew up on Winnie the Pooh I have lost all memory of it. I remember being obsessed with Ghostbuster, Nintendo, Thunder-Cats, Transformers and even My Pet Monster. However I do not remember the Winnie years of my life that I understand every child has. After a call to my mother she confirmed that I was into Mr. Pooh. I would like to know why this did not leave as much of an impression on me as other things of my youth. I decided to give my inner child some ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: The Man Who Walked Between the Towers
The Man Who Walked Between the Towers and more inspiring tales You ALL know how much I LOVE Scholastic Storybook Treasures – I always end up learning as much as my grandkids, and these illustrated DVD’s are so wonderfully narrated and illustrated…not to mention, the follow along words. This DVD is especially inspiring, as it speaks of unusual people, people who follow their dreams, and who touch the world in an inspiring way. AND all the stories are based on true people and their lives. I ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Babar: The Classic Series
Babar the Classic Series: Best Friends ForeverBased on Jean de Brunhoff’s 1931 storybook classic, Best Friends Forever is based on the tale that Babar and his wife Cecile invent for their children. This Fall, the unforgettable, family favorite BABAR: THE CLASSIC SERIES comes to rich life with the first releases in the eOne DVD series.Best Friends Forever Featuring four episodes that focus on the bonds Babar shares with his pals and family, in each adventure the Elephant King discovers important ... continue reading...
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