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Tag Archives: Kurt Russell
Stargate
Stargate was released in 1994, and though it had mixed reviews and a merely moderately successful take at the box office, MGM followed it up with a TV franchise that ran for several years. One of the interesting things about … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, 3 Stars, James Spader, Jaye Davidson, Kurt Russell, movies, reviews, Roland Emmerich, Stargate
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Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road
There’s a scene early in Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road that sets both the tone and the theme of this peculiar little comedy. Ray, an eccentric doctor played by the eccentric Christopher Lloyd in a cameo, is administering a … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000s, 4 Stars, Amy Jo Johnson, Amy Smart, Amy Stewart, Bob Gale, Chris Cooper, Christopher Lloyd, Deborah Odell, direct to video, Gary Oldman, Interstate 60, Interstate 60: Episodes of the Road, James Marsden, John Bourgeois, Kurt Russell, Michael J. Fox, movies, Rebecca Jenkins, reviews, Wayne Robson
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Tango & Cash
Sometimes you know you want to see a movie because of the trailer, or good word of mouth. And sometimes it’s because you keep seeing little bits and pieces of it. I have to have seen small parts of Tango … Continue reading
My Movie Alphabet
Mettel Ray has started an interesting blog-a-thon at her site: “My Movie Alphabet”. The concept is pretty simple and straightforward: for each letter of the alphabet, plus one for numbers and symbols, choose something movie-related that fits that letter and … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings and Musings
Tagged Adventures of Robin Hood, ¡Three Amigos!, Back to the Future, blogathons, DC Comics, Disney, Excalibur, Fantasia, Gene Wilder, Ghostbusters, Hugo Weaving, Indiana Jones, Jim Henson, Kurt Russell, Lord of the Rings, Marvel Comics, Matrix, movies, Network, Office Space, Philip K. Dick, Pixar, Richard Pryor, Star Wars, Unforgiven, Vincent Price, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, X-Men, Young Frankenstein, Zooey Deschanel
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The Best of Times
I don’t watch a lot of sports movies. In fact, the more the movie is about a particular sport or particular game, as opposed to being about the people who participate (as with the Rocky films), the less likely I … Continue reading
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Tagged 1980s, 3 Stars, Best of Times, Donald Moffat, Holly Palance, Kurt Russell, Margaret Whitton, movies, Pamela Reed, reviews, Robin Williams, Roger Spottiswoode
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The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
A few weeks ago, the movie Touchback was released to U.S. theatres. I haven’t seen it yet, but I did note its importance in one particular aspect: with the release of that film, Kurt Russell joins the fairly small club … Continue reading
Captain Ron
Sometimes certain pairings seem to be perfect matches for comedy, ideas of the “why didn’t anyone think of this before?” variety. Martin Short and Kurt Russell form one such pairing, where the potential for humor is obvious as soon as … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990s, 3 Stars, Benjamin Salisbury, Captain Ron, Kurt Russell, Martin Short, Mary Kay Place, Meadow Sisto, movies, reviews, Thom Eberhardt
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