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News Bites: Rebooting Reptiles
Once again, Friday morning brings with it a week’s worth of news out of Hollywood. And once again, a lot of it involves remakes and reboots: this time with appropriately metaphorical animals, including dragons, snakes, and phoenixes. There’s even a … Continue reading
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Monsters vs Aliens
I have to hand it to Dreamworks. As easy as it is to churn out sequel after sequel — and they certainly do so, with Shrek having four films and a spinoff, and Madagascar on its third film — they … Continue reading
The Brotherhood of Justice
I never really watch a made-for-TV movie with high expectations, though I’ve seen a few that are actually pretty good. While I hope that every theatrical movie I watch is great — minus those few that are obvious candidates for … Continue reading
Ground Control
It’s Kiefer Sutherland, and he’s playing a government employee named Jack who plays by his own rules. And it’s not 24. In 1998’s Ground Control, Sutherland plays air traffic controller Jack Harris, who — through no fault of his own … Continue reading
News Bites: Crouching and Crossing
Friday means two things: the weekend is almost here, and the weekly News Bites are here. This week’s a little on the light side (after a few heavy weeks), although there’s some TV schedule news I’m holding in reserve until … Continue reading →