Recent Movie Reviews Blog | Movies PostsThe Illusionist (2006)by Dale Harcombe28 Apr 2008 09:31 PMI first saw the illusionist at the movies after reading a review of it and thinking it sounded interesting. The reviewer at the time said it could be 'a bit slow.' I'm not a fan of slow movies. When I saw The Illusionist, I could not believe anyone had ever made this comment. A Man Called Peter (1955)by Dale Harcombe14 Apr 2008 10:05 PMRecently I watched a favorite movie of mine. 'A Man Called Peter'stars Richard Todd as Peter Marshall and Jean Peters as Catherine Wood, who later became his wife. Movies I Wish I Could Recommend, but I Can'tby Tristi Pinkston11 Feb 2008 03:00 PMOne of the great things about being a movie reviewer is the chance I have to watch movies I've been wanting to see, and also to see movies I didn't know existed. We've really had a lot of good cinema over the years, and, I'm sorry to say, we've had a lot that wasn't so great. Mr. Krueger's Christmas (1980)by Tristi Pinkston26 Nov 2007 07:00 PMMy very first memories of this movie take me back to the Visitor's Center on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. I was about five, and we settled into the plush seats, knowing we were about to see something special. Tristi's Favorite Christmas Moviesby Tristi Pinkston23 Nov 2007 05:00 PMIt was Thanksgiving yesterday, and that means Christmas movies! I always kickstart my holiday season on Thanksgiving night by watching a Christmas movie, and at least once a week until the Big Day arrives, I watch another. Obscure Movie Triviaby Tristi Pinkston16 Feb 2007 10:23 PMWhat if you were born with a name like Howitzer Mertelmeyer, and you wanted to make it big in Hollywood? A name like that would never draw a crowd at the box office, and certainly does not project the image you want. So you change your name to Rex Hamilton, and suddenly you're a sensation. Romantic Movies for Valentine's Dayby Tristi Pinkston14 Feb 2007 01:08 PMDo you have a special date lined up for this evening? Maybe your plans include putting in a romantic DVD. If that's the case, allow me to suggest some of my all-time favorite movies, destined to give you the warm fuzzies. The Dark Crystal (1982)by Carey Bunker15 Jan 2007 08:17 PM1000 years ago, a race of higher beings called the Urskesks became haughty, and in their arrogance cracked a huge crystal that split them into two separate beings. The Urskeks became the Mystics, great beings of peace, and the Skeksis, retched looking vulture like beings of evil. Two Weeks With Love (1950)by Tristi Pinkston12 Jan 2007 11:19 AMMy family happened upon this movie rather accidentally. It was showing at the Avalon Theater (mentioned in another blog) as the second feature to another movie we were excited to see, and to this day, none of us can remember what that other movie was. San Francisco (1936)by Tristi Pinkston12 Jan 2007 11:10 AMIn the year 1906, the city of San Francisco was rocked with the worst earthquake it had ever seen, and it still holds the record for the most destructive. Recent Blog Comments hi444 says... "I dont care wut u have to say cuz i think it is a great movie." Tristi Pinkston says... "Yes, there are some stories that just shouldn't be made into animated films." |
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