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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Ed (1996) – reviewed by George
Matt LeBlanc can say a line that from another actor would be sarcastic, nasty, or just plain rude, and make it funny. And in this movie he does, over and over, playing a sweet lovable guy who wants really intensely … Continue reading
Posted in E, Movies
Tagged baseball, Bill Cobbs, chimpanzee third baseman, Denise Cheshire, Doren Fein, Ed, Gene Ross, Jack Warden, Jay Caputo, Jayne Brook, jim Caviezel, Jim O'Heir, Matt LeBlanc, Sage Allen, Santa Rosa Rockets, Stan Ivar, Zack Ward
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Bell Book and Candle Reviewed by Anita: 4 Stars
As we approach Halloween a film comes to mind that is a personal favorite of mine. Book and Candle a 1958 American romantic comedy film. Directed by Richard Quine. The movie stars Kim Novak as a witch who casts a spell on her … Continue reading
Limitless (the movie – 2011, and the TV series – 2015) – reviewed by George
I had not seen the movie, though my wife had, and she loved it. I wanted to see it before I saw the TV series version, so I got it back from Netflix. I think it’s every bit as good … Continue reading
Posted in L, Movies, TV
Tagged Bradley Cooper, Hill Harper, Jake McDorman, Jennifer Carpenter, Limitless, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, NZT, Ron Rifkin
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Best Time Ever with Neil Patrick Harris – reviewed by George
The first episode of this new show was broadcast live last week. This week Neil began (live) by announcing that Best Time Ever was the number one hashtag show last Tuesday. And then he showed one of them – this … Continue reading
Posted in B, TV
Tagged Alec Baldwin, America's Got Talent, American Ninja Warrior, Animal Planet, Best Time Ever, bonkers!, Bonnie Tyler, Britney Spears, Curtis James, James Samboni, Jamie, Little NPH, Neil Patrick Harris, Nicole Scherzinger, Reese Witherspoon, Seth Myers, VenusRetrograde, Will Ferrell
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Dumb Captions # 27: Entertainment Tonight, Season 35, Episode 8, 9-22-15
While introducing the birthday segment, a question was asked to give a clue to whose birthday it might be: “The first job of one Happy Days star was feeding dogs. Was it HENRY WINKLER, SCOTT BAIO, OR RON HOWARD?” The caption … Continue reading
Posted in Captions By Dummies
Tagged Entertainment Tonight, Henry Winkler, Ron Howard, Scott Baio
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The Whole Town’s Talking ( 1935) – reviewed by George
Well, this is an Edward G. Robinson unlike anything I had ever seen before. He plays a timid office drone, A.F. Jones, who happens to look exactly like Public Enemy No. 1, “Killer” Mannion. Of course he plays Mannion as … Continue reading
Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956) – reviewed by George
Raymond Burr stars in this American version of the original Japanese film “Gojira”, which opened in Japan in 1954. The movie opens with Burr’s reporter character Steve Martin (hee, hee) in a wrecked building coming back to consciousness, discovering a … Continue reading
Bye Bye Birdie (1963) – reviewed by George
Sue me! I don’t like this movie. This is another case where I think the stage version is better, and for this title I think way, way better. I think it is safe to say that the moviemakers strangled the … Continue reading
Posted in B, Movies
Tagged Ann-Margret, Bobby Rydell, Bryan Russell, Bye Bye Birdie, Dick Van Dyke, Ed Sullivan, Elvis Presley, Everything is Rosie, George Sidney, I've Got a Lot of Liivin' To Do, Janet Leigh, Jesse Pearson, John Daly, Mary La Roche, Maureen Stapleton, NBC, Paul Lynde, Put on a Happy Face, Spanish Rose, Strouse and Adams
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TV Quote # 41 – The Simpsons, Season 26, Episode 22, “Mathlete’s Feat”
Homer gets a nice reception from other parents for his singing, and delightedly says, “I feel like Beethoven. When Charles Grodin finally accepted him as his dog.”