In a long termed project, I’d like to rearrange my reviews so that they are pages instead of posts. Pages that will be subpages of their saga page. So much like they are on the Superman Page (for Smallville) and the Star Wars & V Pages they will be available in drop down fashion from the menu. This of course will take a TON of time and reorganizing of links. I will also be starting on this date (1/30/10) be placing new reviews as pages only.

I will keep the posts as posts for now so that no links will be broken, until I’m done.

“Meet Jane Doe”

This one was a bit of a mess. I kind of liked what it was going for, but it failed most of the time as it was trying to get there. Things just happened that there was little to no explanation for and it was a bit confusing to follow.
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The Family Man

2000

Starring: Nicolas Cage, Tea Leoni, Don Cheadle, and Jeremy Piven

Written by: David Diamond and David Weissman

Directed by: Brett Rattner

Another Christmas movie…and this time the film decides to splice a couple of holiday favorites. Let’s take It’s A Wonderful Life and splice it WITH a Christmas Carol and throw in a little Mr. Destiny at the same time and POOF – The Family Man.
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“Weapons Factory”

Take for example Anakin and Ahsoka. What started out as a real detriment to the series, has begun to really come around and actually become a valued part. Ahsoka is still a bit kidlike in demeanor as is appropriate and certainly will still attract a kiddie audience. But for the more mature audience, Ahsoka is the key to helping us see Anakin’s faults and beginnings of his descent.

“The Gift”

For all the griping about this show not moving forward very quickly, I think this episode might have moved a bit too quickly. I don’t question the episode at all. I merely question the placing of the major events.
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Exit Elvis

2002

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Tribe of Judah

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Observe and Report

Starring: Seth Rogen, Anna Faris, Michael Pena, Collette Wolfe, and Ray Liotta

Written by: Jody Hill

Directed by: Jody Hill

Paul Blart wannabe? The filmmakers tried desperately to say it wasn’t so. It is certainly a darker story than Paul Blart. But in the end, it doesn’t matter whose came out first, after watching Paul Blart, the comparisons were just inevitable.
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“No More Good Days”

Now that’s how you start a series. With a bang. Phenomenal storyline, performances, cinematography, I had very little to complain about the show. Well maybe the unsubtle bashing on the head from ABC regarding going to their website to find more out. I thought the kangaroo in the middle of the street might be important on my own. I didn’t need ABC telling me to remember it because it might be important.
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“MacPherson”

The season finale for Warehouse 13 was certainly a doozy. I just wish the show up until now had been more consistent. It would have made the finale that much more thrilling with some proper build.
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Ghostbusters 2

1989

Starring: Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, Rick Moranis, Annie Potts, David Marguiles, and Peter MacNicol

Written by: Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis

Directed by: Ivan Reitman

Are we ready to believe…again? I am. Enough that I’m not going to dismiss the film as a failure. The second film does not share the same amount of love and respect as the first but I believe it is underrated.
Though it is a silly, bizarre world again, this film seems to be unfairly picked on as the same qualities of the first are overlooked.
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