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- Deadly Stingers Stole The Show From Kate Hudson, And Matthew Mcconaughey
by Sacreeta Veneficus. Jellyfish are about as handy as a back pocket on a t-shirt. And they stole the show from Superstars Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey.
Literally!
Where? Hervey Bay, (Fraser Island), Queensland Australia-- last week.
Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey have been busy in Queensland Australia since last year, working on a romantic movie entitled, Fools Gold. The young actors have been back and ... products, articles, news
- Yellow Submarine Movie Review - Starring The Beatles
by David Terr. "Yellow Submarine" is a psychedelic adventure in animation from the late '60s featuring many songs by the Beatles. The music and animation are both terrific. However, I think the film is a bit scary for young children.
The movie begins in Pepperland, a very peaceful and happy community beneath the sea. Pepperland thrives on music, provided by Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. A sinister gro... products, articles, news
- Oh - God! Movie Review - Starring George Burns and John Denver
by David Terr. "Oh, God!" is an amusing theological comedy directed by Carl Reiner and Starring George Burns as God and John Denver as a modern-day Moses, who gets visited by God and told to spread the word of His existence. The movie is very entertaining as well as thought-provoking.
Jerry Landers (Denver) is a rather ordinary man who lives in LA and works at a supermarket. One night, to his surprise, he rece... products, articles, news
- Splash Movie Review - Starring Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah
by David Terr. "Splash" is a very funny and entertaining romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah, who plays the role of a mermaid. Although the plot is pretty ridiculous, the acting is quite good. John Candy also has a funny role as Freddie, the rather perverted brother of Allen (Hanks), who works for Penthouse magazine.
In 1964, as an 8-year-old boy, Allen takes a boat trip with his family in Cape... products, articles, news
- The Karate Kid Movie Review - Starring Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita
by David Terr. "The Karate Kid" is a very entertaining and inspirational film, starring Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita. Both of them do a great acting job in this film. The karate scenes are also terrific.
Daniel LaRusso (Macchio) is a teenager from New Jersey whose mother gets a job in Los Angeles and decides to move there, much against Daniel's wishes. Daniel meets a very pretty blonde named Ali at a beach par... products, articles, news
- What About Bob? Movie Review - Starring Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss
by David Terr. "What About Bob?" is a very funny film starring Bill Murray as Bob Wiley, a highly neurotic psyciatric patient and Richard Dreyfuss as Dr. Leo Marvin, his stuffy psychiatrist. Both do a great job in this picture, especially Murray, who I believe he plays his best comedic role in this film.
Dr. Leo Marvin is a successful New York psychiatrist who's about to appear on "Good Morning America" to pro... products, articles, news
- Superman II Movie Review - Starring Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder
by David Terr. "Superman II", the sequel to "Superman", stars many of the same actors as the original film in their original roles. The film is as entertaining and adventurous as the original. The acting is quite good, particularly that of the three arch-villains from Krypton (Terence Stamp as General Zod, Sarah Douglas as Ursa, and Jack O'Halleran as Non).
"Superman II" begins shortly after the original film ... products, articles, news
- Life Stinks Movie Review - Starring Mel Brooks and Leslie Ann Warren
by David Terr. "Life Stinks" is a serious romantic comedy starring, written and directed by Mel Brooks. The movie addresses the issue of homelessness in a rather amusing way. The acting is quite funny although much of the film is rather depressing. Still I think it's a great film.
Goddard Bolt (Brooks) is the billionaire CEO of Bolt Enterprises in Los Angeles. He is ruthless toward poor people, putting his mon... products, articles, news
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