Recent Movie Reviews Blog | Movies PostsUpcoming Movies for 2007by Carey Bunker09 Jan 2007 01:25 PMThere are a slew of upcoming movies that look promising for family viewing. Please bear in mind that these aren't reviews so not all movies mentioned may be appropriate for everyone, and some will be most suitable for young teens and up. An Affair to Remember (1957)by Carey Bunker09 Jan 2007 12:34 PMPerhaps you'll remember the scene in "Sleepless in Seattle" where Tom Hanks is having dinner with his friends and his real-life wife Rita Wilson talks about the movie "An Affair to Remember" (it is also prevalent throughout the movie as well). Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1957)by Tristi Pinkston09 Jan 2007 09:17 AMOne of my favorite movies of all time, "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" tells the story of Adam Pontipee (Howard Keel), oldest brother in a family... And That's Why They're Called Classics!by Tristi Pinkston08 Jan 2007 04:24 PMEver since the moving picture was first invented, Hollywood has given us great films, marvelous actors, beautiful actresses, daring stunts, and dazzling musical numbers. Unfortunately, many of these older films have been shoved aside in favor of newer, more high tech models. 2006 Fammy Awards (part 2)by Julie Gentry30 Dec 2006 08:00 PMAnd now for the top five movies ... Dancing in at the number five spot is Happy Feet (PG), a delightfully amusing cartoon with a great soundtrack. Mambo the Emperor Penguin can't sing, even though ALL penguins are supposed to sing. But he can tap dance. Top Ten Family Movies of 2006 - The Fammy Awardsby Julie Gentry30 Dec 2006 08:00 PMIt's award time! Between my immediate and extended family, we've seen more than three hundred movies and videos this year (thanks, Blockbuster, for keeping track!). We still have a few that we haven't seen, but we voted on the ones we did watch. Blockbuster Online Announces Total Accessby Julie Gentry15 Dec 2006 02:17 PMGreat news for members of Blockbuster Online! Blockbuster has just announced their Total Access program. Total Access means that those movies that come in the mail can now be returned at your local Blockbuster (check BlockbusterOnline. While You Were Sleepingby Carey Bunker14 Dec 2006 02:07 PMYear: 1995 Rated: PG for some language Starring: Sandra Bullock, Peter Gallagher, Peter Boyle, Bill Pullman Lucy (Bullock) is lonely. She works as a ticket collector for Chicago's "L" train, she doesn't have any family and just a few friends (mostly from work). Gattaca (1997)by Julie Gentry13 Dec 2006 10:34 PMImagine a world with genetic testing so refined that parents can order children to specification, where a person's whole life is mapped out at birth by a prick of the finger, and where everything is determined by the markers in your blood. Hookby Carey Bunker12 Dec 2006 05:39 PMYear: 1991 Rating: PG Starring: Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, Caroline Goodall, Maggie Smith, Julia Roberts Peter Banning (Williams) seems to have a great life. He's got two wonderful children, Jack and Maggie, and a loving wife, Moira (Goodall). 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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