This is 40 Earlier this year I went on a press trip for this movie and loved it. There is only one word to sum up this feature: HONEST. This is 40 is the most honest film that has been produced in years. While I could not relate to some of the problems in the film I sure did understand them. So what is This is 40? It is a drama with very funny moments. Anyone going to see this who has been in a long relationship or is married can relate to this film. It is so honest about the ... continue reading...
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Movie Reviews: Olympus Has Fallen
OLYMPUS HAS FALLEN The first months of 2013 have released a slew of action movies that pine for an apparently forgotten era of American history: 90’s action cinema. The most recent to longingly recall the DTV catalogue of Steven Seagal is Olympus Has Fallen, in which Gerard Butler plays Mike Banning; head of the Presidential detail and best friend to the first family. We’re introduced to Banning as he’s sparring with President Asher (Aaron Eckhart) in a boxing ring [a plot point that never ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Worlds Away
Cirque Du Soleil - Worlds Away My first Cirque du Soleil experience was a gift for my husband. He'd been asking to see them, and it just happened that Quidam was touring. I sprung for the VIP experience under the tent in Boston, and we've been huge fans since. The last time I was in Las Vegas I caught Viva Elvis, and in two weeks I've got tickets to see both Kà and Zarkana when I'm back in Vegas on a press trip. Having seen them LIVE, I had a difficult time figuring out how the magic would ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Thief of Bagdad
Thief Of Bagdad A lot of my film friends grew up on Fairbanks and Flynn features, unfortunately I did not. I grew up on a strict diet of Coppola, Kubrick, Spielberg and 50's late night horror flicks. I didn't get into early cinema until college after a couple year of consuming Chaplin and Keaton I branched off with Fairbanks. Was I glad I did! My girlfriends were never able to sit through these old silent Fairbanks Pirate flicks. This is one of my favorite eras of film with one of my favorite ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: The Storyteller
The Storyteller Author: Jodi Picoult Normally, I swoon after reading a new Jodi Picoult. The Storyteller layered itself too thin for my tastes, and Picoult ambitiously takes on too much for this particular novel. Picoult, known for her tone perfect emotional nuances and complex, compelling characters, appears too forceful in this particular novel about families, forgiveness, and the Holocaust. The Storyteller is still a powerful novel, as Picoult is one of our most beloved authors, but the ... continue reading...
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