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Born to the first colonists of the Mars prison colony, LaRae Meadows saw her first movie when famed director George Speilberg was sentenced to 40 years for exposing earth's secrets to Thojian raiders on Titan in his film, The President Touches. Coupling danger

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Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Horton Hears a Who!: 1 of 13
I LOVE DR. SEUSS. (Ok, now that everyone knows the obvious, on to the review.)Horton Hears a Who is the animated cinematic adaptation of Dr. Seuss' universally loved book about an elephant who believes people are people, no matter how small. With the exception of the actor who plays the main character, Horton Hears a Who is a... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Kung Fu Panda: 3 of 38
Kung Fu Panda, an animated story about a panda, noodles, duty and laughter. Kung Fu Panda made me "blind from an overexposure to awesomeness." Po (Jack Black), a clumsy panda, son of a noodle vendor, dreams of meeting "The Ferocious Five." The Ferocious Five, composed of Tigress (Angelina Jolie), Monkey (Jackie Chan), Mantis ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Hancock: 5 of 22
Hancock is Los Angeles's drunk, low-flying sometimes hero. With all the exciting aspects of an action movie, sparkling comedy and a heartfelt plot, Hancock is the most honest super hero movie I've ever seen.John Hancock (Will Smith) flies around Los Angeles, protecting innocent people from criminals and disaster, when he coul... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: 10 of 40
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is the latest installment of the story of Indiana Jones. Beautiful camera work, old fashioned dialogue, chase scenes and campy goodness make Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull a ride to remember.Archeology professor and bad ass Indiana Jones is accused of trea... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Hamlet 2: 1 of 4
Hamlet 2 is the story of an off-kilter failed actor turned off-kilter failed teacher. Hamlet 2 struggles to be an irreverent expression of reverence, but succeeds only in being a reverent act of reverence. Broke as a joke Dana Marschz (Steve Coogan), is a bizarre former professional actor who teaches drama poorly at a school ... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: I Am Legend: 23 of 70
I Am Legend got my heart racing, and breaking. A surprising mix of horror and humanity, I Am Legend works in ways drama and horror don't alone. A cure for one of humanity's most horrific diseases is welcomed as an amazing advancement for medicine. The miracle drug came with unexpected side effects, photosensitive zombificatio... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Speed Racer: 6 of 16
Speed Racer, the popular cartoon, races his way onto the big screen. Speed Racer is a fantastical, whirling, spinning, psychedelic abomination with almost no plot, horrific sets and one-liners that would be rejected by Laffy Taffy.Speed Racer (Young: Nicholas Elia, Old: Emile Hirsch) grew up wanting to race cars and looking u... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Hollywood: How it reflects public opinion on war and torture: 2 of 5
I don't have to tell anyone that September 11th changed how safe Americans felt in the world. Our willingness to forsake our principles seemed far more acceptable in the face of our fear. Yet, there were still people who stood up, and told us to remember that principles are just ideas when they are forsaken because they are h... More..
Entertainment > Movie Reviews Movie reviews: Nanking: 1 of 1
The Raping of Nanking isn't a figure of speech to the people in Nanking. Narrated by actors but made of primarily of firsthand accounts by survivors of the Nanking atrocities, Nanking is bound to educate, enlighten and horrify.In 1937, long before the Americans entered World War Two, the Japanese invaded China. They bombed mo... More..
Entertainment > Film Making & Production New 3D technology changes how audiences see movies: 1 of 1
At the Metreon Theater in San Francisco, on February 22nd, the world premier public viewing of new 3D technology featured in the upcoming Journey to the Center of the Earth dazzled its watchers. Present for the unveiling was Journey's star Brendan Fraser, producer Charlotte Clay Huggins and visual effects editor Ed Marsh. The... More..