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HAPPY ENDINGS

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IN THEATERS! Writer/director Don Roos has a gift for creating multidimensional, funny characters and putting them in whatever stories, no matter how contrived and manipulative, pop into his head…

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HAPPY ENDINGS

Writer/director Don Roos has a gift for creating multidimensional, funny characters and putting them in whatever stories, no matter how contrived and...

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TRANSFORMERS MOVIE COMIC-CON 2005 CLIP

ZOMBIES RETURN TO PITTSBURGH: THE “LAND OF THE DEAD” PREMIERE – PART

The theater was rapidly beginning to pack even as we arrived. Reporters and photographers from most of the local television stations, newspapers, etc.,...

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JONI’S PROMISE

The film delivery guy doesn’t get many props, does he? That’s right. The guy who delivers the reels of film to various movie houses is kind of like...

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AV

Sometimes you gotta say, "What the Fuck." It’s important to have a dream. And with that dream it’s important to have the passion to follow it, just...

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KILL CHARLIE

Where Roald Dahl and Mel Stuart ended their stories of Charlie’s inheritance of the chocolate factory, director Craig Singer and writer Robert Dean...

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HERBIE!

Although Herbie Duck (Reggie DeMorton) seems like a kind, soft-spoken almost elderly man, he actually has a few rather disturbing habits; he likes to lure...

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WHO’S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR (DVD)

In an obvious labor of love, Martin Scorsese had the idea to re-create the parallel between his blue collar neighborhood and the educated life just outside...

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ELEVATOR TO THE GALLOWS

One can see the seeds of, if not the whole French New Wave, then at least Jean Luc-Godard's Breathless in Louis Malle’s Elevator to the Gallows. Part...

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LOS ANGELES NOW

When “The New Movie Show” aired on FX, I was in high school and writing movie reviews for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel’s Teentime pages, a golden...

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