Title: BET Comic View: A Hilarious Blend of Movie Jokes for the US Region Introduction: BET Comic View, a popular comedy show on the Black Entertainment Television network, has brought laughter and entertainment to audiences across the US for several years. One of the show's unique features is its ability to expertly mix movie jokes into its comedic sketches and stand-up routines. In this review, we will delve into the captivating world of BET Comic View, exploring its expert, informative, and easy-to-understand comedic style that keeps viewers entertained. Content: BET Comic View has become renowned for its ability to seamlessly incorporate movie jokes into its comedy routines. By taking memorable scenes, iconic characters, and plotlines from popular films and cleverly inserting hilarious punchlines and parodies, the show creates a distinctive and engaging experience for its viewers. The talented comedians on BET Comic View masterfully use their wit and humor to deliver movie-based comedy that appeals to a wide audience. Their performances are not only entertaining but also informative, as they shed light on the latest movies while making the audience laugh out loud. The show's writers and performers have an expert understanding of the movies they reference, allowing them to craft jokes that are both relatable and genuinely funny. BET Comic
What comedy show used to come on bet?
Comic View Comic View is an American stand-up comedy show that aired on BET on Tuesdays and Fridays from September 1992 to December 2008.
Who were the bet comedians in the 90s?
The ComicView hosts through the 1990s: D.L Hughley (1992-1994), Cedric the Entertainer (1994-1995), Sommore (1995-1996; 2014), and Don “D.C.” Curry (1996-1997; 2013), might as well be considered the Mount Rushmore of Jokesters.
What was the bet comedy show in the 90s?
Comic View Comic View is an American stand-up comedy series that showcases the talents of up-and-coming comedians. The series debut in 1992 on the Black Entertainment Television network, and has been hosted by comedians D.L. Hughley, Cedric The Entertainer, Kevin Hart and Sommore.
When did Bruce Bruce host comic view?
He hosted episodes of BET's ComicView between 2000 and 2002 and Coming to the Stage in 2004.
What was the first BET show?
BET was founded in 1979 by Robert L. Johnson and aired its first movie, A Visit to the Chief's Son, on January 25, 1980.


It’s insane that I’m just getting to watch this movie now especially since it officially premiered at the 73rd Venice International Movie Festival on August 31st 2016 and released on December 9th 2016. I am however JUST getting to watch it now, so I’ve decided to make la-la land the first movie review on I, isa. Yay!
Okay, so I was very skeptical to go see the movie when it first came out for a spectrum of reasons,
1. I’ve never really known myself as someone who enjoys musicales or movies in that genre and
2. . I couldn’t really picture Ryan Gosling in a musical.
So, unlike a lot of movies that I wait on their release dates and go see it almost immediately, I took my time with this one and honestly, it was a good watch.
La-la land is an American Romantic Musicale staring two people who meet and fall in love in Los Angeles while pursuing their dreams
The movie opens up with this massive singing and dance routine on the highway in traffic and I was already laughing, but was pleasantly surprised at how almost amateurish the routines throughout the movie seemed. They weren’t sleek but they managed to leave me feeling filled.
As the movie progressed I began to see how much depth it really had. It boasts the combination of a perfect blend of comedy, romance, drama and just a refreshing light hearted watch
A movie with an amazing Director and writer (Damien Chazelle who also wrote and directed 2014 hit Whiplash), wonderful acting, great songs (Justin Hurwitz is a musical genius) and very tangible chemistry between the two main characters (with enough experience of performing together in past movies including Crazy, Stupid, Love), very deserving of the seven wins at the 74th Golden Globe Awards (winning in every category it was nominated)
I found it really interesting watching Mia (Emma Stone) at the very many auditions she took part in while chasing her acting career. As someone who has always been enraptured by the art of acting and performance, it was really an eye opener (however little) getting a more in depth look at the behind the scenes, the work, courage as well as the rejection that goes into following that particular career dream or any dream at all.
The movie also asked the question ‘How much of a priority should chasing your dream be given?’
As human beings, we all have dreams, things we want to do, places we want to go and people we want to meet. But, we also have bills, and payments to be made. Is it worth it going after your dream with rent and feeding, light and water bills, loans and payments to make? Is it okay to give up on your dream if it isn’t fetching much and not seeming to go your way to focus on a steadier job with steady income? How important is your dream? Should you give it all up to go after your dream despite how rough that road may be? Would you?
Now, let’s talk about the music.
The first song in the movie that really hit me (Mia and Sebastian’s theme composed by Justin Hurwitz) didn’t even have lyrics but still managed to give me goosebumps.
I felt every note every strike of the piano, I felt his breath hold and release as mine held and released, I felt the silence in the background, I felt the noise in the background. At that point, it was just me, the piano, the notes and the way Ryan Gosling’s hair kept falling into his face.
People generally react to art in different ways; whether it be music, dance, acting, painting, sculpture. People feel things differently and see things differently, so the courage in putting out music where all there is to it is feel is beyond me.
I would have been scared and in my head thinking that no one will see what I wanted them to see or feel what I wanted them to feel, that no one will get it. To people it would be just be another sound on just another piano but they did it and they smashed it.
And this is a huge part of what jazz is which is another aspect the movie brought to light; bringing back jazz.
I for one didn’t grow up on jazz (and still frankly don’t knowuch about it) but have over the years learnt to respect and enjoy it, the likes of Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus I’ve listened to and enjoyed.
Sebastian (Ryan Gosling) in this movie wants us to fall back in love with pure jazz; the one without electronics and computers, the one with just acoustics that selective and combative.
Today’s artists (subtly represented by Keith played by John Legend) prefer to think letting go of these conservative notions (the ‘neo-bop’ way) is the best way to save jazz.
This brings about the whole argument of what is real jazz and what isn’t. Did La-la land adequately express jazz with its idea on contemporary jazz or is the fusion jazz (like the likes of Esperanza Spalding or even Kendrick Lamar on his highly acclaimed album ‘To pimp a butterfly’ that payed homage to several genres including Jazz) preferable?
Is jazz really dying or are we just not looking hard enough?
The entire soundtrack had really amazing music (again, another nod to Justin Hurwitz) and another scene that really left me feeling goosebumps was the audition scene where Mia (Emma Stone) performed ‘The fools who dream’.
Here’s to the ones that dream
Foolish as they may seem
Here’s to the hearts that ache
Here’s to the mess we make
I couldn’t help but relate to the lyrics; I am one of those fools!
The locations as well were spectacular, summing up the American Dream and the passion the characters hold for Los Angeles and reminding all of us who have ever dreamed of going to Hollywood and joining the theater why we started dreaming those dreams in the first place.
I probably might have rewritten the end if given the chance and I remember screaming ‘what a horrible way to end the movie’ but almost immediately after started to realise how it wasn’t that bad of an end.
In summary, watching La-la land after two years was definitely worth while. If you have not watched it, I really suggest you do. Give it a try, you’d be surprised.
If you have watched it, please tell me what you thought about it and if you agree or disagree with me on some things.
Also, try and answer some of the questions; would you give it all up to go after your dream? How much are you willing to sacrifice for your ambition? Is jazz really dying?
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Stratford "Off" the Avenue Theatre Festival
The annual Stratford on the Avenue Theatre Festival is a production of the Stage Left Theatre Company, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization comprised of local individuals dedicated to providing a variety of theatre opportunities to the community and, eventually, hosting educational workshops and children’s theatre events. Friday and Saturday performances generally begin at 7pm and the Sunday performance begins at 2pm.
The event features classical play performances by the likes of Shakespeare, Molière, Wild, etc. For 2022, the event proceeds went to the Ludington Area Center for the Arts and Stage Left’s scholarship program and future learning opportunities for actors. The classic production was Measure for Measure directed by Kara Rose and Nicki Danyluk, preceded by a comedic adaptation of The Tempest, entitled “Got Milk”, written and directed by Terra McIntosh.
The event has traditionally been held at Rotary Park (formerly City Park) in downtown Ludington but moved to the Ludington Area Center for the Arts for the 2022 season and going forward, hence the name change from Stratford “on” the Avenue to Stratford “Off” the Avenue.
There will also be t-shirts for sale at the performances with all proceeds to benefit upcoming Stage Left programs like their Youth Theatre Project, acting workshops, and educational scholarships.
2022 Cast List
Prospero- Nate Anderson
Ariel- Deanna Dibble
Miranda- Sage Bryant
Caliban- Sawyer Bryant
Alonso- Nicki Danyluk
Stabby- Liz Jobbins
Antiono- Lenora Whitecotton
Ferdinand- Griffin Gin
Trinculo- Claudia Delore
Stephano- Ainsley Dragun
Badger Crew Member- Claudia Delore
Gonzalo- Terra McIntosh
Measure for Measure
Vincentia – Lenora Whitecotton
Angela – Kara Rose
Isabello- Nathan Anderson
Claudia – Terra McIntosh
Lucia – Liz Jobbins
Pompey – Griffin Ginn
M. Overdone/ Friars – Deanna Dibble
Provost – Sawyer Bryant
Mariano/ Elbow – Sage Bryant
Abhorson – Claudia Delore
Barnadine – Ainsley Dragun
Servant – Victoria Thiel
Messenger – Kennedi Christoffersen
Escala – Nicki Danyluk
Stay Tuned for Information on the 2023 Season of the Stratford “Off” the Avenue Theatre Festival!
For more information on the Stratford on the Avenue Theatre Festival, please contact the event organizer:
Stage Left Theatre Company
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Prime Video has recently enriched its movie library with a captivating selection of 21st-century gems, providing viewers with an extensive array of entertainment options. This week’s notable additions include a mix of action-packed thrillers, heartwarming dramas, and iconic comedies. Let’s delve into the details of these cinematic treasures.
Prime Video’s Blockbuster Lineup: A Cinematic Odyssey Through Time, Genre, and Emotion
- BABY DRIVER: Directed by the visionary Edgar Wright, “Baby Driver” offers a unique take on the action thriller genre, infusing it with a pulsating soundtrack and a stellar cast. Featuring Jamie Foxx, John Hamm, Kevin Spacey, Ansel Elgort, and Lily James, this film promises an exhilarating ride through the world of a getaway driver.
- FLUSHED AWAY: From the creative minds behind “Chicken Run” and “Wallace & Gromit” comes the underrated gem “Flushed Away.” Hugh Jackman lends his voice to a spoiled rat who, after an unexpected journey down the toilet, embarks on a new life in the sewers. This animated adventure combines humor and heart in a delightful way.
- FRACTURE: Ryan Gosling and Anthony Hopkins join forces in the courtroom thriller “Fracture,” a film that weaves an intricate web of suspense and unexpected twists. As legal battles unfold, the audience is taken on a gripping journey through a complex and enthralling narrative.
- GHOSTBUSTERS: Prime Video proudly presents the original and best entry in the “Ghostbusters” franchise, a timeless classic that has left an indelible mark on popular culture. Join the ghost-busting team as they take on supernatural challenges with a perfect blend of humor and supernatural spectacle.
- INVICTUS: Clint Eastwood directs Morgan Freeman in “Invictus,” a compelling portrayal of Nelson Mandela’s efforts to unite post-apartheid South Africa through the country’s rugby team. The film captures the spirit of unity and resilience, culminating in the historic 1995 Rugby World Cup.
- JUST GO WITH IT: For those seeking a dose of romantic comedy, “Just Go With It” features Adam Sandler, Jennifer Aniston, and Nicole Kidman in a story that combines laughter and occasional annoyance. The film explores the complexities of relationships in a lighthearted and entertaining manner.
- MATILDA: Directed by Danny DeVito, “Matilda” is a brilliant family-friendly movie that follows the adventures of a gifted young girl navigating her way through a new school. With DeVito’s signature storytelling and a charming cast, this film is a delightful addition to Prime Video’s lineup.
- OCEAN’S ELEVEN: As part of a trilogy, “Ocean’s Eleven” brings George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and an ensemble cast together for a stylish and sophisticated heist. Prime Video now offers the complete “Ocean’s Trilogy” for those who enjoy the thrill of high-stakes capers.
- ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD: Quentin Tarantino’s latest masterpiece, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” features Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt in a nostalgic journey through the golden age of cinema. Immerse yourself in the director’s unique storytelling and meticulous attention to detail.
- PASSENGERS: Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence headline “Passengers,” a thought-provoking romantic sci-fi thriller that explores the complexities of human relationships in a futuristic setting. The film offers a visually stunning backdrop and raises ethical questions about the choices we make in the pursuit of love.
- SEVEN POUNDS: Will Smith takes on a compelling role in “Seven Pounds,” an emotional drama that delves into themes of redemption and sacrifice. Despite Smith’s powerful performance, the film received mixed reviews, showcasing the unpredictability of critical acclaim.
- SNATCH: With rumors of a sequel in the works, “Snatch” remains a cult classic with its blend of crime, humor, and eccentric characters. The addition of Tyson Fury to a potential sequel adds an intriguing element to the film’s legacy.
- SUPERBAD: Regarded as one of the most iconic comedies of the 21st century, “Superbad” delivers laughs and relatable coming-of-age moments. Join the hilarious escapades of high school friends as they navigate the challenges of adolescence in this timeless comedy.
- THE VOW: Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams lead the cast in “The Vow,” a romantic drama that explores the complexities of love and memory. While attempting to recapture the magic of “The Notebook,” the film takes unexpected turns, keeping viewers engaged in the emotional journey.
- WHAT A GIRL WANTS: Amanda Bynes embarks on a transatlantic journey in “What a Girl Wants,” a charming tale of self-discovery, family bonds, and unexpected romance. Colin Firth adds depth to the narrative as Bynes discovers her roots in the UK amidst a backdrop of political intrigue.
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In conclusion, Prime Video's recent additions offer a diverse selection catering to a wide range of tastes. Whether you're in the mood for action, comedy, drama, or romance, this curated collection promises hours of cinematic delight. Explore the expansive world of storytelling and entertainment, all conveniently accessible on Prime Video's ever-growing platform.


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The future of the movie “Fast and Furious ” is in limbo. After the tragic death of actor Paul Walker, executive producer of the studio “Universal” that are behind this achievement, had an mitting on Sunday to discuss the future of the film, reports “Hollywood Reporter.” According announced, filming will be delayed but not completely died out.
The production went on hiatus for “Thanksgiving” and was to resume this week in Atlanta, but after Walker’s death will be halted.
The director of ” The Fast and the Furious 7 ” , James Wen, meeting with the ” universal” discussed the future of the project , how to fix the script , and how to proceed in a way that would be appropriate with respect to the death of Walker .
Walker, who in the seventh sequel of the film interprets the role of Brian O’Connor, worked on the film in September.
According to some media dealing with the screen, it was not clear how far the movie, while according to others, the production is already more than half recorded.
On Saturday, the “universal” issued a statement after the tragedy:
“Each of us in the “universal“ feel big loss. Paul was truly one of the most beloved and respected members of this studio for 14 years, and this loss is devastating for us , everyone who is involved in “Fast and Furious ” movies and our many fans . Send our deep and sincere condolences to his family. ”
On November 30, Paul Walker died at age 40 in a car crash near Los Angeles. He and his longtime friend, Roger Rhodes, who was driving the car, were on their way to a charity event organization Paul Walker, “Reach out Worldwide”.


Song: “Laila” – From the Movie “Notebook”
Singer: Dhvani Bhanushali
Music: Vishal Mishra
Lyricists: Abhendra Upadhyay
Experience the profound lyrics of ‘Laila’ from the movie ‘Notebook,’ penned by Abhendra Upadhyay. This Hindi song delves into the depths of love, longing, and the anticipation of reuniting with a loved one. The verses artfully draw parallels to the legendary love story of Laila and Majnu, expressing the intense emotions and yearning between two hearts. Let the words of ‘Laila’ transport you into a world of unbridled love and heartfelt longing.


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Festival Internacional Pequeno Cineasta Brazil 2016
International Short Film Festival “Kinosmena” will be 23-25 September 2016 in Minsk, Belarus
We loved watching your film! We are excited to let you know that I don’t want to live anywhere else has been accepted into this years film festival and will be screening on September 3rd at the Richmond Cultural Centre.
Both the youth and professional jury members really enjoyed the film; one of the professional jury members noted: “Monstrous, tender, sweet. Rich life of ‘lonely’ old people.”
Congratulations and thank you from the Cinevolution Media Arts Society Team!
Official Selection Announcement!
Here are the Official Selections (Youth-made Films) of the 2016 San Diego International Kids’ Film Festival !
We have selected 18 Youth-Made Films this year.
Congratulation to the youth filmmakers!


BTS has recently been releasing individual video segments of each member in their latest short film called Wings, all the members have their own title for each of their little segments. The short film begins with Jungkook and his segment called Begin. BigHit Entertainment released this video at midnight on September 5th, it was uncalled for so a lot of fans were surprised to see the short film and as well were confused with the whole video. In the video Jungkook seems to have woken up from a nightmare then the caption saying this appear, “Because dawn is the darkest before the sun rises.” and the afterwards Jungkook seems to be living an equally terrifying nightmare.
The next video that was released was Jimin with his short called Lie. In this video Jimin carries out the same eerie theme that was in Jungkook’s short. Watch the video to see what happens to Jimin
V is the third member to release his part for the short film. V’s video is titled Stigma in this video he gets arrested and while he’s being questioned he gets visions or flashbacks of his past, to know what happens check out the video below.
Our lovely rapper Suga is the fourth member to release his video. His is called First Love, just by looking at the title I think we can infer what this one is about, but what’s weird is that a girl is never shown in the video but we do see Suga almost get hit my a car but the car hits something else and leaves a huge splatter of blood next to Suga. Just what did that car hit? To know what happens afterwards check out the video below.
Rap Monster is the next one to release a video. In his video called Reflection, he seems to be in deep reflection thinking about something , he also has a not in his hand throughout the whole video with his face look emotionless, near the end we see him locked outside a phone booth with the phone ringing inside. What could this mean? Is that another opportunity calling him or is it something else?
J-Hope is second last member to release his short titled Mama, J-Hope is trapped in a colorful room eating something when all of a sudden two slots open up and pills come piling into the room. Afterwards the room changes color and J-Hope seems to be moving. To see what happens next see the video.
And now the best for last we have Jin in his short called Awake. In this short Jin looks blank and melancholy, he wanders around the room searching for something, but what is he searching for? In the video you can hear Jin singing while his acting skills are being displayed to the max showing us expressions filled with despair and his body language to express his restlessness while trying to sleep. Check out the video to see how the short film, Wings, ends.


Home Grown Talent 2012 is coming to a close and we have been busy working hard with young people from primary and secondary schools around Canterbury. The theme for the project was music and each film was assigned an artist who worked with the young people to create sound. The artists were musicians of different musical genres, including classical, soul, folk and also beatboxing and DJing.
These films will be premièred to the public on Friday 5th October at Canterbury Anifest as part of the Community Programme, all the young people involved will receive a DVD of the films. This was the 6th year that Home Grown Talent has taken place and in that time we have made 30 films including 6 making-of documentaries showing how the young people created each of their films. Each year the project takes place at Canterbury Christ Church University’s animation department, where the young people get to use professional equipment and animation techniques.
Home Grown Talent is run in partnership with KCC Extended Services, Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury City Council and Arts Council.


Exciting news: post-production on The Last Bookshop has now officially concluded, with the successful burning of an inaugural DVD!
The last few months have been a real challenge. The Gods of Editing threw everything they could at us, as we leapt hurdles and dodged obstacles, so now – a few months later than planned – the film is ready at last.
The coming months will will see film festival activity and promotion, after which will come free online availability via YouTube. And for those lucky few involved in the making of the film, your preview DVDs will be making their way to you soon! Please be patient while we brave Post Office queues, we can’t wait to show you all the finished product…
In the mean time, all news and musings relating to the project can be followed at thelastbookshop.co.uk


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Story 4: The Fate Of The Disobedient
We all disobey our parents from time to time, right? But this time, for Ferra, things end tragically in her world.


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Notes on Parallels between the Plays and Catholic Tenets and Ritual
There are numerous passages in Shakespeare’s plays that show he had a deep understanding of Catholic dogma and practice . The overall theme of Hamlet could be viewed as the religious conflict between adherence to the old faith and adoption of the new and how this choice must affect the individual conscience. The following verse spoken by the ghost of Hamlet’s father echoes lines from the English translation of the Borromeo Testament Item I, which talks about the possibility of being “cut off in the blossom of my sins”.
Cut off even in the blossoms of my sin,
Unhous’led, disappointed, unanel’d
No reck'ning made, but sent to my account
With all my imperfections on my head.
O, horrible, O, horrible, most horrible!
In the oft cited lines, again spoken by the ghost, we have an image that clearly represents the dogma of purgatory:
I am thy father’s spirit;
Doom’d for a certain term to walk the night,
And for the day confin’d to fast in fires,
Till the foul crimes, done in my days of nature
Are burnt and purg’d away.
Peter Milward and Christopher Devlin both acknowledge that there are a number of parallels in theme and language between the devotional work The Christian Directory, attributed to Campion’s fellow English missionary Robert Persons, and a number of the plays, especially Hamlet. . It is likely that Campion would have been very familiar with the subject matter in the Directory and may well have helped Persons compile it.
Notes on the Characters
Michael Cumming observes that Shakespeare “often cast Catholic characters in a favourable light in conflicts involving moral principles, unjust traditions and practices, and theological and philosophical issues”. . He gives the example of Aemilia, the abbess in The Comedy of Errors , Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet, Friar Francis in Much Ado about Nothing and Thomas More in Sir Thomas More. Cummings does, however, acknowledge that Shakespeare also casts some Catholic characters in an unfavourable light. The playwright appears not to wish to judge individuals on their faith. This can best be seen in his sympathetic portrait of Shylock, the Jewish moneylender in The Merchant of Venice.
Shylock is one of a number of outcasts or isolated individuals who take centre stage in Shakespeare’s plays. Many of the titles of his plays refer to, or are indeed the very names of, these exiles: The Merchant of Venice; Timon of Athens; King Lear; Hamlet and Sir Thomas More. The question is posed in Cumming’s discussion whether Shakespeare uses his outcasts as Catholic surrogates. If Campion was the playwright, it is certainly understandable that he would have had great sympathy for his religious pariahs.


His motivations for revenge are made clear when Hamlet says,?Does it not, think thee, stand me now upon-He that hath killed my king, and whored my mother;Popped in between th’ election and my hopes,Thrown out his angle for my proper life,And with such cozenage-is’t not perfect conscienceTo quit him with this arm? And is’t not to be damnedTo let this canker of our nature comeIn further evil?? (5.2.71-80).
It is this delay in performing the act he has sworn to accomplish which leads to Hamlet’s death. The poison on the tip of Laertes’ rapier, in a way symbolizes the procrastination that has been coursing through Hamlet’s system throughout the play. Hamlet’s thoughts focus upon death rather than upon action. Hamlet states this theme when he says, ?To be, or not to be, that is the question/? (3.1.64). The answer escapes Hamlet throughout the play, because it is the wrong question. Hamlet is alive and to be alive means, ?to do? not merely ?to be?. It is his inability ?to do?, and his tendency to question and think rather than to act, which thwarts him from getting a quick revenge, and causes his tragic death. Some may argue that hamlet had reasons why he didn’t kill Claudius early on in the play when he had a chance. For one if he had killed him off and avenged his father’s death then the play would have ended in Act 1. They might also argue that courtiers and his guards surrounded Claudius so he couldn’t kill him. Hamlet never referred to any external difficulty in approaching and killing Claudius. He states that he has ?the cause and will and strength and means To do’t,? (4.4.48-49). And even Laertes who is less popular than Hamlet quite easily raises the people against the king. They could even claim that Hamlet wants to bring Claudius to public justice by setting up the play, ?The Murder of Gonzago.? Hamlet arranges the play within the play not to convince others of Claudius’ guilt, but to convince him instead. There is simply no completely provable reason why hamlet did not kill Claudius immediately.
Hamlet’s tragedy is a tragedy of failure-the failure of a man placed in critical circumstances to deal successfully with those circumstances. In some ways, Hamlet reminds me of Brutus in Shakespeare’s book Julius Caesar. Hamlet and Brutus are both popular men who live in mysterious times; both are intellectual, and philosophical; both men want to do the right thing; both men intellectualize over what the right thing is; neither man yields to passion. But here the comparison ends, for though both Brutus and Hamlet reflect at length over the need to act, Brutus is able immediately to act, which is shown when he stabs Julius Caesar, while Hamlet is not. Hamlet is stuck thinking too precisely on th’ event-.


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Are you a movie lover? Do you like to watch Scary Movies? Looking for the best horror movies on Netflix? Netflix offers movies from almost every genre imaginable, but if your taste in cinema is limited to ghost stories and slashers, rest assured that the platform's horror movie selection is a hellishly exquisite curation that we highly suggest.
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Things Heard & Seen (2021)
After fleeing Manhattan, the Clare family relocates to an old farmhouse in the Hudson Valley. The character played by James Norton, George Clare, is so enamored with his new teaching position that he practically leaves his wife and kid in order to pursue a passionate relationship with one of his students. George Clare is the reason the family moved. Spending her days, there is Catherine (Amanda Seyfried), who is increasingly troubled by a ghostly presence and who feels lonely.
As a number of otherworldly apparitions and artifacts begin making themselves known to Catherine, George's own skeletons begin to ambush him and his family. Things Heard & Seen depicts an atmospheric home and the helpless victims sentenced to wander its halls forever. The film is less about ghosts as it is about the breakdown of one American family.
If hospitals terrify you, Eli, a movie about an 11-year-old boy who suffers a severe illness and checks into a facility that says it can help him, is not for you. But how effective is the experimental therapy? Eli initially had a similar outward appearance to The Kid in the Plastic Bubble with Ghosts. It tells the story of a little child being treated for a rare and undiagnosed illness that makes him allergic to nearly everything, who is imprisoned in a reputedly haunted house.
However, there is more going on than first meets the eye, and a brilliant twist completely makes up for a sluggish buildup in the end. Eli is a jewel that is misunderstood and is entertaining, terrifying, and, most importantly, fulfilling.
Little Evil (2016)
This one has some humor mixed in with the dread. In it, a man attempting to communicate with his stepson believes the boy to be a demon. This ridiculous horror comedy is directed by Eli Craig, a writer as well. The protagonist of the story starts to live out his fantasy life with the woman of his dreams before discovering that his son might possibly be the antichrist.
The script's humorous brilliance features backup performances from a number of comedic heavyweights. This comedy-focused movie, which puts humor before terror, makes light of scary clichés.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise has seen highs and lows throughout its nearly 50-year run. The most current entry, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, was released in 2022. It disregards all previous entries in the series and acts as a direct successor to the original from 1974. Our plot centers on a close-knit group of pals that Dante (Jacob Latimore) is a social media star. The gang of pals is unprepared for the emergence of a chainsaw-wielding giant who is refusing to leave a run-down orphanage when they arrive in a little Texas town that they aim to gentrify (much to the dismay of the surviving residents). The Chainsaw franchise's latest direct-to-Netflix entry features violent slasher graphics and dynamic camera work. Still, it lacks some of the tension-building and sensible character motivations of earlier Chainsaw films.
Resident Evil (2002)
It's campy but mostly takes itself seriously, has some amazing zombies and other monsters, and stars Milla Jovovich and Michelle Rodriguez as two of the best action/horror actors around. The first film in this series from filmmaker Paul W.S. Anderson—who also wrote all six of the stories and filmed four of them—is superb, but the other five are, at best uneven.
This movie will appeal to fans of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City since it has a strong female lead who is motivated to wipe out the zombies created by the Umbrella Corporation's biotech poisons. If you enjoy high-intensity action and fantastical monsters, you must see this film.
Sarah Oh shows in Umma that she is incredibly comfortable in any role. She plays Amanda in this movie, a Korean immigrant educating Chrissy on a secluded farm distant from modern conveniences. Amanda is concerned about Chrissy saying she wants to leave for college, flashbacks to a horrible past after getting her mother's ashes, and an evil spirit attempting to take over Amanda's body. The supernatural horrors, generational pain, and identity concerns in this movie are successful.
Choose or Die (2022)
Iola Evans plays Kayla, a window-cleaning college dropout who unintentionally drags her friend Isaac (Asa Butterfield) into the evil CURS>R world, an '80s survival horror game that merges with reality and forces its "players" to make life-or-death decisions in order to survive the terrifying campaign. Choose or Die is co-written and directed by Toby Meakins.
While some viewers may find Choose or Die's heavy-handed jabs at the game industry offensive, it's hard not to appreciate Meakins and his co-creators imaginative world-building.
Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016)
A flawed ouija board is the subject of this prequel to one of the ten most spooky movies ever made. The film takes place in the 1970s, when Alice Zander, a fake psychic, and her two daughters, Doris and Lina, conduct seances for paying customers as a result of Alice's ailing husband.
The younger Doris decides to up the ante by bringing in an ouija board, but it is cursed and shows the pervasive evil in the Zander home by causing them to behave in ways that are all too real and transferring a bad spirit into the girl's body. It is both powerful and terrible.
Fear Street: 1994 (2021)
The three-part Netflix adaptation, which is based on the same-named R.L. Stine novel series, begins with Part One: 1994. Our story revolves around Deena Johnson (Kiana Madeira), a local of the notoriously violent neighborhood of Shadyside. The widely held notion that this is the result of a curse imposed by an old witch named Sarah Fier is refuted by Deena.
That is until some of Shadyside's most malevolent residents begin committing heinous crimes against the small neighborhood, plunging Deena and her allies into a desperate struggle for survival. On Netflix, you can view all three installments of the Fear Street timeline. It's a good slasher that sincerely honors its source material.
The Conjuring 2 (2016)
The husband-and-wife paranormal research duo Ed and Lorraine Warren (played by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) have decided to part ways after Lorraine has a terrifying vision of her husband's murder while visiting the notorious Amityville house. One year later, after Janet (Madison Wolfe) experiments with an Ouija board, the Hodgson family in London starts to encounter a variety of eerie occurrences.
The Warrens decide to go to London to help the unhappy family after hearing about the haunting from the media as the house's strange occurrences become increasingly menacing. However, the Hodgson probe might be the last of them. James Wan doesn't back down from his ability as a director in any way in this robust follow-up to The Conjuring, creating a film that is every bit as rich as the first.
When legions of the undead have taken over, sometimes the only course of action is to flee and wait for better days. Joo Ah-in performs Oh Joon-woo, a captive zombie invasion survivor, in the movie #Alive. When Joon-woo finds that his family has disappeared, he is left alone in his apartment, unable to communicate in any way, and everything seems to be lost. Until a red laser pointer dot appears inside his apartment.
Joon-woo gets up, hoping that another survivor is nearby, and searches for a way out of his hellish house. #Alive reveals terrors in colossal and unexpected ways over the course of its more than hour-long running time. It moves quickly, is filled with gore, and features gripping performances.
Bird Box (2018)
Both Susanne Bier's 2018 genre thriller Bird Box and Jon Krasinski's A Quiet Place deal with similar narratives, most notably how humanity must rely on its keen senses to survive in a world that has seen a near-apocalyptic event. A terrible apparition that, upon seeing it, drives a person insane and compels them to commit suicide is described as having entirely destroyed the world in the novel Bird Box. Five years after the ghost first appears, Malorie Hayes (Sandra Bullock), who is raising two kids—including her own—seeks salvation with the kids. The kids are Vivien Lyra Blair and Julian Edwards.
The trio, however, must survive without their sight by navigating a devastated environment. The film adaptation of Josh Malerman's 2014 book of the same name, Bird Box, stars Sandra Bullock as the titular character and presents a fascinating idea that may be taken in a number of entertaining directions. Even if the film has a lot of flaws, it is unquestionably interesting and fascinating.
The Ritual (2017)
In the film The Ritual, four friends are walking the Kungsleden route in northern Sweden when they remember a fifth buddy who had just been killed at a convenience store. Due to his intoxicated behavior putting his friend in danger in the first place, Luke is especially heartbroken at the loss.
Luke is also the one in the group to realize that the gang is experiencing more than simply memories when, during their disastrous diversion, he spots a wooden deer shrine in an abandoned home. The Ritual is a cross between The Hills Have Eyes and Euro-horror that, in an effort to keep the genre contemporary, combines a well-known trip with creature feature impulses.
Hush by Mike Flanagan is a sophisticated horror movie that will have you on the edge of your seat since the terrifying events might easily occur to anyone. Before a masked assailant (John Gallagher Jr.) killed Maddie's nearest neighbor and decided to stab Maddie next, author Maddie Young (Kate Siegel) led a peaceful existence in the wilderness with her cat. What follows is a particularly horrifying game of cat-and-mouse as Maddie battles the unknown lunatic for her life, a task made ten times more challenging by the fact that Maddie is deaf.
Something the masked invader discovers eventually. With Hush, Flanagan turns the killer sub-genre on its head. Hush is a movie full of huge and small, rapid-fire scares, with a third act that will have you glued to the edge of your seat.
In the year 1905, Thomas Richardson, played by Dan Stevens, is looking for and rescuing his own sister, Jennifer. Thomas makes his way to the remote Welsh island where, under the guise of a convert, he is being held captive and kidnapped for ransom by a religious sect. Thomas encounters numerous cult members and learns about their less-than-honorable objectives before being thrust headfirst into a mad realm of blood sacrifice and a dark mythos brought to life.
Apostle is a stunning contribution to the folk horror subgenre that is full of scary visuals, excellent performances, and an engaging story.
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Another successful Filipino movie screening was held over the weekend (March 31-April 1), as movie goers and fans went to see “My Perfect You” at the Century Movie Plaza in Victory Monument. It was also the first screening of a Filipino movie in another branch of Century Movie Plaza along Onnut. The audience took a… Read more »
“Thy Womb” was screened at nearly 50 films festivals around the world, from Europe to Asia, Russia, the US, Latin America.
On Sunday, April 24, 2016 award-winning Filipino drama film “Taklub” (Trap) will be screened at 2:00 pm at SF Cinema, Central World in Bangkok. Admission is free.


Karen Cunningham trained as an actress before moving into the agency world as an account handler and then into production, setting up her own production company, Pink Films where she launched and produced for some of London’s top Directors.
In 2007 Karen made the brave decision to follow her passion and put her knowledge and experience into her own directing career. She both wrote and directed her first commercial for The Half Moon Theatre Co “Wonderful World” which received high critical acclaim and launched her as a director.
In Karen’s first 18 months behind the camera she collected several industry awards including a BTAA Silver, Best New Director at Kinsale and Best New Director at YDA/shots in Cannes as well as being featured on the front cover of Shots magazine.
Since then she has gone on to direct commercials for agencies and clients all over the world including Sainsbury’s, FIAT, McDonalds, Thomsons, Save the Children and UNICEF (the latter two being featured in the APA collection.)
Karen’s commercial for Barbie “Imagine the Possibilities” picked up a raft of awards including a Silver cyber Lion at Cannes, an AICP award for Direction and Performance, You tube ad of the year, peoples choice award and a Best director nomination at the BTAA craft Awards in 2016.
Karen’s work was selected for the inaugural WOWS awards in Cannes and was featured in Pitch magazine.
Most recently Karen has been filming David Beckham in a new AIA campaign for BBDO.


If you are on the lookout for movies for the entire family, some of Huithiang!'s picks may be worth consideration. Movies from the Christian world-view, they are suitable for the entire family, and you don't need to squirm watching together with your sons and daughters.They are movies that depict real life, real places and real situations.
A Bible professor from 1890 suddenly finds himself in a present day world. The surprise ending will make you think hard about your faith!
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Volume One contains the first three full-length movies which follow the struggles of frontier life. The great American plains become a test of pioneering spirit, inner strength, and undying faith.
The stories of these movies will warm your heart and are guaranteed to be uplifting, inspiring and encouraging to every member of the family.


The Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Oregon serves a variety of students with a wide range of needs and interests. The faculty of this department are committed to a liberal arts approach to theatre education and to maintaining the highest standards both in academic pursuits and in performance. We deeply believe in the value of theatre as a form of cultural formation and communication as well as a pathway for personal growth.
University Theatre Designs Honored
MFA Candidate in Costume Design Natalya Kolosowsky’s designs for ECSTASY, A Water Fable (University Theatre 2014) by Denmo Ibrahim, have been selected for presentation as part of the US Student Exhibit at the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space 2015.
Brad Steinmetz’s set design for Metamorphosis (Robinson Theatre 2009), Alexandra Bond’s costume designs for Love Will Shake (Robinson Theatre 2012), and Natasha Kolosowsky’s designs for a dance piece from before her time at UO were selected for exhibition in World Stage Design 2013. The curators chose 100 designs out of over 700 entries from countries around the world. webpage: http://www.wsd2013.com. In addition to the exhibits, there will be workshops. seminars, performances, etc. all celebrating design for performance.
JOHN (JACK) WATSON 1942-2014
Jack Watson passed away on July 7 in Honolulu. His husband, Rick Turnbow, and sister-in-law, Carrie Perry, were at his bedside. Jack was a professor in the Speech and Theatre Arts Departments at the University of Oregon from 1987 to 2011. Previously he had taught for many years at McMinnville High School. Jack received his B.A. from Lewis and Clark College and his PhD. from the University of Oregon.
As a professor at the UO Jack taught Introduction to Theatre, Directing, and History of Theatre courses. He was the advisor for several theses and dissertations. Jack...
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Theresa May with Suzanne Burcell, Kathleen McCovey, and Jean O’Hara. Foreword by Gordon Bettles. First Peoples: New Directions in Indigenous Studies
After a devastating fish kill on the Klamath River, tribal members and theatre artist Theresa May developed a play to give voice to the central spiritual and cultural role of salmon in tribal life. Salmon Is Everything presents the script of that play, along with essays by artists and collaborators that illuminate the process of creating and performing theatre on Native and environmental...
We are planning an all class reunion for the Department of Theatre Arts on May 30, 2015. Events will include a meet and greet in the morning, lunch, tours of the new theatre, costume displays, a tribute to Jack Watson, and celebration of the retirements of Joseph Gilg and Sandy Bonds. In the evening, we will be presenting Comedy of Errors, directed by Joseph with costume designs by Sandy.
Mark your calendars now and more information will be coming soon. We hope you will join us and your classmates for a grand get-together. Join our Facebook event: HERE


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In its war on the Greek peninsula, the Romans convince the Thracians to join them in defeating the Getae, who have been raiding Thracian villages for generations. The Thracians are fierce warriors and prove to be valiant in battle. They are deceived by the Roman commander, Claudius Glaber, who orders them to fight against the Greeks, something they had not counted on. One of them in particular refuses to fight and rebels against the Romans only to lose the fight and is enslaved along with his wife Sura. The Thracian is transported to Capua where Senator Albinius is sponsoring gladiatorial games. In the arena, the enslaved Thracian manages to defeat four opponents and in allowing the Thracian to live, Senator Albinius decides to name him after a Thracian king from the past: Spartacus.
Spartacus, a free man of Thrace, agrees to join the Romans to battle his tribe's enemies. A betrayal sends his life spinning out of control.
The new Spartacus television series is already polarizing opinions, many thinking it is either genius or garbage. It's pretty early for a pronouncement on the whole series but this episode was pretty much as advertised.

Visually, this is very much what was seen in the previews. A direction that mimics 300 as closely as possible stylistically, without really understanding what Zach Snyder was doing or why. The fact it's a television show probably also limited time and money compared to a movie experience. Everything you've seen in 300 is there in theory, though. Model-like actors, slow-motions, surrealistic bluescreen backgrounds for landscape shots, color correction, etc… Unfortunately, none of it is as well done as 300 but if you loved that stuff in the movie, you may enjoy the visuals here.

Story-wise, we're in classic theory. The story of Spartacus, the movie Gladiator are obvious influences here, along with some nods again to 300. The basic plot should be simple and effective but unfortunately, the script in this particular episode was really weak. Some of the lines are downright embarrassing. We're definitely not in HBO Rome quality of dialogue. There's an old cinema feel of obviousness in most lines and plot points and you've seen all of this before.

Acting-wise is really another fairly weak spot. Andy Whitfield is barely getting by in the title role. Most of the others are embarrassingly bad, especially the female actors. Erin Cummings recites her lines and it's tough to buy the love between Sura and Spartacus. They sure can pretend to get laid, though and do that very well! Viva Bianca, much like Cummings, is another actress who seems to have gotten the part simply based on her looks and shows absolutely no acting ability whatsoever.

These acting weaknesses make it tough to take Blood and Sand very seriously. The bright spot in this episode was the ever-reliable John Hannah. Hannah and Lucy Lawless had very few screen time in this episode but I expect much of the intrigue (and actor heavy work) will come from these two. THis could make the series more interesting as a result.

So, what are you left with? Spartacus is fairly entertaining if you are a nut for antiquity-based movie/television and like epic Hollywood action. Unfortunately, the highly stylized nature of Spartacus may look very appealing right now but this is not a series that will age very well compared to others. Rome, for instance, may look much less flashy than this stuff but 10 years from now, will not look like a bad Rick Astley video clip. Spartacus on the other hand may very well end up with that fate.

It's still cool, but a little too CGI heavy. Hard not to laugh when Spartacus sticks a trident in some gladiator's back and a bloodbath that rivals "The Shining" ensues. But if you're there to enjoy highly stylized fights and polished scenes of pretty actors making out, this might entertain you. Comparisons to HBO's Rome are not only unfair but useless. They are totally different beasts and aim to entertain differently. Watch Blood and Sand for what it is.

I'm hoping the story and acting picks up and that later episodes will adjust the CGI effects a little. If not, I may lose interest despite all the chrome and polish.
The title of the show says it all: BLOOD and SAND.

This show is most likely geared towards males who love watching nothing but blood, sex, and fighting. If you're into exaggerated blood spatter effects, gratuitous sex scenes (bad ones, at that), or random modern profanity in historical shows, this might be the best show for you to watch.

All others, don't waste your time watching. Unless you're desperate. In that case, I'd suggest watching some other mindless reality show instead.

Despite all that, you might be curious as to why I've given 3 stars to this show. You see, it's because of my partiality to John Hannah. Yes, I love John Hannah. But, sorry, I don't love him enough to continue watching this terrible show.

Thank you, Starz, for coming up with a bad copycat of Rome, and for inspiring me to submit my very first review.
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I was recently invited to see Cirque du Soleil’s new show, Zarkana.
Walking into Radio City Music Hall, the show had already begun! Characters were running around the lobby engaging with everyone as we walked into the theater. Soldiers and dancers with hula hoops were teasing us, jumping into photos and being althogther entertaining which in my opinion was a great way to start the show.
The stunts were pretty breathtaking and the cast was full of energy.
On the show’s website, its described as The story follows Zark, a magician who has lost his powers – and the love of his life – in an abandoned theatre populated by a motley collection of off-the-wall characters and incomparable acrobats. He runs into the Mutants, four sirens as sinister as they are fabulous, who are determined to divert him from his quest. Maybe I was too enthralled with the talented cast, but I didn’t really follow the story line. That said, I really enjoyed the show and if you’re in NYC I think you’d have a good time checking it out.
Just make sure you get there 15-20 minutes early so that you can interact with the cast.
For more information, check their website!


On opening day (March 4th, 2010) My mom, my boyfriend Kevin, his cousin Shania, and I loaded up in the car (I of course bedecked in my beautiful Alice dress and apron and some readiculously beautiful but painful heels) and drove to our nearby movie theater to view Tim Burton and Disney team up to tell my life's story (lol ok not my REAL life's story but certainly a huge part of my childhood as I consider it). I was very nervous. I simply adore Tim Burton. Other than Sweeney Todd, which simply wasn't my tipple and had nothing to do with how exquisitely the movie was done, I have yet to find a TB movie I didn't enjoy. But I was very nervous to see how twisted he would make my favorite story. I have done many research projects for sheer curiosity and enjoyment on the Reverend Charles Dodgeson (foremost known as Lewis Carroll) and have a piece of my heart just for him and for the sweet story that brought Alice in Wonderland into existence. I was afraid that our dear Tim Burton would follow the trend (which sounds absolutely ludacris because he doesn't follow a trend of any form, one reason why we love him) of bringing forward the rumors of Lewis Carroll being a pedophile and drug addict. These rumors offend me because anyone who truly researches the man knows that these were entirely false accusations. But this is another topic I will touch on in another post.
I was beautifully and pleasantly surprised with Alice. I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, every bit of it. I have to say my favorite element was the wonderland-ful addition of the Jabberwocky references and details. Even though the movie's storyline didn't fallow the exact story lines of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (or Underground as it was originally published) and Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, I fully appreciated this new, rather fan-fiction-esque story that was brought forth. I am a fan of (well-written) fan-fiction and always love to see new spins on classic stories and popular books and was very pleased to see the creativity and the truth to the characters involved used. My heart truly broke for the Mad Hatter (beautifully portrayed by Johnny Depp) and for some reason I wanted to give him a hug during some very desperate points in the movie, which i assume was the goal.
The White Queen (Anne Hathaway) was a very gentle character but I felt that Miss Anne's performance lacked somewhat in sincerity. The character itself was sincere enough but I felt the actress portraying her needed to tap in a little more into her connection with her. Overall, I liked her. The Red Queen (Helena Bonham Carter) was phenominal but not in the way I expected her. I expected the classic temper-tantrum-till-her-face-turns-tomato-red Queen of Hearts. What I found was a much deeper performance. I loved that the Queen was not just a selfish person (she was indeed that) but also a wounded one. She had much more under her layers of power hunger. She fought the eternal villain question "Is it better to be loved or feared?" The answer made me quite sad for her. An unexpected character, The Knave (Crispin Glover), I found to be well-played to the point of annoying. He was very good at his role, a selfish, manipulating second in command, which of course made us all squirm in our seats wanting to punch him right in the kisser. This, however, is the mark of a well-played villain. Well done Crispin Glover.
I LOVED the March Hare (Paul Whitemouse)! I loved how frantic he was throughout the movie. He reminded me of one of my favorite people, Kevin's cousin, Shania. She and I giggled and joked through the whole movie about the parallels between the two of them. He was throughly enjoyable even in the desperate times. He provided a wonderful comic relief for the tough moments. The Cheshire Cat (Stephan Fry) was much more clever in this telling than I expected. The Cat has always been a point of fun for me as I had my own Cheshire Cat once upon a time, but her name was Cleo and she was a great deal more silent (to the regular observer) than the clever Cheshire. I barely recognized Stephan Fry's voice during this performance. While I usually enjoy Stephen's natural tone, I loved this new, smoother, deeper sound he gave for the Cat. A wonderful job, Mr. Fry. The Dormouse (Barbara Windsor), The Tweedles (Matt Lucas), and The Caterpillar (the ever marvelous Alan Rickman) all gave wonderful performances. I desired more from each of them and felt that there simply wasn't enough screen time for each. Their characters were very well done and the detail on their animation left me stunned with the quality.
I know I've not gone through all of the characters, and I aplogize if I haven't mentioned your favorite, but I simply must move onto my favorite character of all time. Alice.
Alice. Well what can I say? The acting was wonderful. Mia Wasikowska was beautiful and dressed in truly amazing costumes. She did a wonderful job. Of course I was seethingly jealous and at first could not admit this as I've always wanted to be Alice in a movie, but indeed she was wonderful. There were times that, as an actress myself, I felt areas of her performance could have been differently and it would have enhanced it, but the look of wonder that she gave off as she traveled through this magical land was exactly on key. I loved the "Six Impossible Things" monologue best. It deffinately showed me that Alice and I have more in common than I remembered.
Overall rating? About as many stars as there are in the sky! I loved the new story line, all the actors and actresses, the visuals were incredibly, I coveted the costumes, and most importantly I felt like I was there. I felt like I was Alice battling the Jabberwock (an impressive addition, if I may add). I ducked when tea cups and scones were tossed about. My heart broke for the Mad Hatter. And I wanted to help these desperate characters in any way possible.
Thank You Disney and Mr Tim Burton for bringing Underland to life. There is no doubt that this movie will be in my collection for many, many years as soon as it comes to DVD.
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On Wednesday, Groupon joined coupon websites Living Social Inc. and KGB Deals by getting into movie coupons, a development that could ultimately influence how we choose movies – and not in a good way.
The daily coupon website is offering cheap tickets to the Matthew McConaughey vehicle The Lincoln Lawyer. Or put another way: if you want a cheap movie ticket today, you must see The Lincoln Lawyer.
If you are a big Matthew McConaughey fan, $6 for a $13 ticket is a no-brainer 54% discount. If you’d rather see Jennifer Aniston in Just Go With It, think carefully. Is Groupon’s offer worth the $6 per ticket and 1 hour and 59 minutes of your time?
Don’t let movie companies pull the coupon over your eyes. Here’s what industry publication Variety has to say:
“Legal thriller The Lincoln Lawyer is a quintessential airport-novel kind of movie, possessing no great qualities or ambitions. As such, it’s easy enough to just soak up star Matthew McConaughey’s good-ol’-boy appeal and overlook the film’s stilted dialogue, bizarre directorial indulgences, excessive running time and boilerplate Law and Order-style narrative.”
To be fair, Groupon told The Wall Street Journal it wants to eventually offer more discounts to more movies, but there is a risk that Hollywood studios will start jostling to boost the box office takings of their own movies and, let’s safely assume, unload their fair share of turkeys too.
The momentum for studios like Lion’s Gate Entertainment Corp., which is behind The Lincoln Lawyer, is a powerful one.
Two weeks ago, Living Social offered two tickets for $9 via Fandango’s ticket service for any movie. It sold 1 million tickets in two days, 780,000 tickets on the first day alone. Think what that could do for one movie’s sales. When Living Social sold tickets for Little Fockers, which is already part of a successful comedy franchise, it sold 10,000 tickets in 12 hours, with 32% of customers buying two tickets and gifting one to a friend.
Living Social spokeswoman Maire Griffin wouldn’t say whether the next movie offer will be an open ticket or restricted to a specific movie. Sounding a little like a film noir femme fatale, she tells Pay Dirt, “We don’t fess up until our deal appears.”
In the meantime, there are several parties that should be happy about Groupon’s romance with Hollywood: McConaughey, who has had his fair share of hits and misses, Lion’s Gate and Groupon, which takes a slice of the tickets sold through its website. Are you?


SHORT LISTED: Roy Billing stars in a short-listed film to be screened in the Eurobodalla. SENIORS Week will be celebrated with screenings of shortlisted films for the ‘It’s Your Call’ awards at Moruya and Batemans Bay libraries.
Eurobodalla Shire Council has joined The Festivalists and the National Relay Service for the awards, which are hosted by Australia’s senior film festival, Young At Heart.
The festival recognises actors aged 55 and over for their contribution to the Australian film industry.
This year’s seven finalist films will be shown at Batemans Bay Library on Thursday, March 19 and Moruya Library on Friday, March 20.
The audience will have an opportunity to vote for the best short film.
Films include Crumble, starring Roy Billing, Love Song Devotions, which was an official selection for the Melbourne International Film Festival, and the world premiere of Now You See Her, starring Gael Ballantayne.
Each film will be shown in 60 communities during Seniors Week, from March 14 to 22.
Screenings are free, but bookings are essential.
Phone your local library to reserve your place.
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AUT WOMEN IN SCIENCE FILM FEST, The Capitol Cinema
AUT WOMEN IN SCIENCE FILM FEST
AWIS is hosting the first New Zealand women in Science film festival.
The festival will be opened by Dame Juliet Gerrard, the Prime Minister's Chief Science Advisor. Ticket price includes a drink upon arrival and a drink and nibbles after the movie. All other movies include a drink on arrival.
A prize raffle will be run over the course of the Film Festival, with the winner being drawn on the final night. Profits from the Festival will go towards the AWIS Women in STEM Award.


CHAD ALLEN to star in two new movies in 2008
The two new Donald Strachey Mysteries, titled “Ice Blues” and “On the Other
Hand, Death”, follow gay detective Donald Strachey as he solves crimes in
Albany, New York. Chad Allen reprises his role as beloved tough guy
Strachey, with Sebastian Spence returning as Strachey’s husband, Tim. The
successful landmark franchise, based on the popular novels by Richard
Stevenson, has brought an original mixture of dark wit, suspense, political
commentary, and adventure rarely seen before in the gay film and television
Not only has the series already produced two successful films, it also has
drawn interest from well-known stars of film, television and stage to star
in supporting roles, including Sean Young and Morgan Fairchild. The next
two films are honored to include Sherry Miller (previously seen on
Showtime’s “Queer as Folk”) playing a family matriarch with a dark secret in
“Ice Blues,” and Margot Kidder (Superman) portraying an outspoken member of
the lesbian community in “On the Other Hand, Death.”
“We’re thrilled that Chad Allen is reprising his role as the sexy, gay,
tough-guy detective Donald Strachey, and that we can offer his fans two
additional installments of this popular franchise in 2008,” says here!
Senior Vice President of Original Programming, Meredith Kadlec.
The franchise continues to grow more suspenseful and more entertaining and
the network is confident that these next two installments will only continue
to build on the momentum set forth by the first two.
February 10, 2008
more about Chad Allen
Born June 5, 1974 in Cerritos, California, Chad Allen, whose full name is Chad Allen Lazzari, grew up in Long Beach, CA. He’s the youngest of four boys, and his parents were hoping for a girl. They got one, in the shape of Chad’s twin sister, Charity. Chad was the “extra change”, as he puts it.
Chad got his start in show business when his mother started entering him and his twin sister Charity in “twin contests” at fairs, and they won quite a few times. People kept telling his mother how cute the twins looked together, and that she should try to get the them into acting.
Charity didn’t much like show business at all, but Chad was bitten by the acting bug. It was decided that Chad Lazzari sounded like a name for a dark-haired Italian, not a blond, blue-eyed boy, and he started out on his acting career as Chad Allen instead. His first job was in a McDonalds television commercial, at age four. His first dramatic work came at age six, in a pilot for a television series that never went into production, Cutter to Houston.
His first big break in a television series happened when he was eight and joined the cast of “St. Elsewhere” as Tommy Westphall, an autistic boy. He played that character literally until the very end, when he was the last actor on-screen in the final scene of the final episode of St. Elsewhere in 1988. During that period, he worked continuously (and sometimes simultaneously) on a succession of other successful TV shows: Webster (1985-1986), Our House (1986-1988) and My Two Dads (1989-1990).
February 10, 2008


We all know that Pixar and Disney are always great movie options to share with the little ones. In this post, we want to share some oldies and perhaps less popular options that are available on many streaming services. Movies are a fantastic way to introduce difficult topics to talk about with our children out of the blue.
Picture this: a cozy evening at home, where you and your little one snuggle up on the couch or bed, with freshly popped popcorn and warm cookies, ready for an epic movie night.
It doesn’t matter if they want to pause the film to talk, embrace the interruptions! When your child wants to pause the movie to share their thoughts or ask questions, embrace those moments wholeheartedly. It’s an opportunity to connect, to dive deeper into their imaginative world, and to bond over shared experiences.
Take a look at our top picks for classic movies to watch with your child, and make sure to savor the post-movie conversations that will make your hearts sing with joy!
Robots, fights, action, and a father and his 9-year-old son trying to reconnect. Don’t judge this movie too early on; it explores very sensitive issues about family, hard decisions, second chances, and resilience.
This movie will make you laugh and make you emotional; some might also cry. It shows how important it is to be smart, brave, vulnerable, and try your best! It’s not about winning; it’s about conquering your emotions, connecting with your goals, and keeping it real!
Some movies are very sugar-coated, and sometimes kids get the idea that everything we wish for just happened because we wished for it with all our hearts.
This movie is for ages 9 and up and shows the hard work and effort behind achieving your goals and dreams and even the same effort that it takes to make real, solid, and honest family relationships.
This movie shows robots dancing, boxing, learning, and more.
Like any Ryan Reynolds movie, this one is full of funny moments and action all around. This is a story about time travel, but it’s actually about loss, hope, dealing with grieving a parent, and our relationship with our family. Flying futuristic spaceships coded just for his DNA, Adam has to help himself for so many reasons!
It’s a very upbeat movie, but it brings up real and sensitive issues, like death, and also has a great message about being smart, using imagination, and reflecting on the way we treat our parents daily. We can’t say more; otherwise, it would spoil it.
This movie also features great actors like Mark Ruffalo and Jennifer Garner.
It’s a fun movie with great topics to reflect on and talk about after watching it.
This movie is an emotional rollercoaster that will leave you with tears of joy and a heart full of love. It tackles important themes that every family can relate to, such as the struggle to fit in and the power of embracing your uniqueness. The line, “There’s no way to blend in when you were born to stand out,” resonates deeply and reminds us of the beauty of individuality.
Family, friendship, and the impact of bullying are explored in a way that will touch your soul. The film celebrates the value of genuine connections and reminds us of the importance of being true to ourselves. It’s a powerful reminder to think independently and to be a source of inspiration and empathy for others.
The movie doesn’t shy away from the challenges faced by the main character, and we witness their journey of growth and resilience. It’s a refreshing portrayal of the real struggles that accompany personal achievements.
Moreover, the film delves into the education system and highlights the significance of addressing contemporary issues in schools. It showcases inspiring approaches and demonstrates the impact of engaging with students in meaningful ways.
This is a must-watch movie for every family. It prompts important conversations about our diverse world and encourages us to appreciate and respect one another’s differences. Prepare to be moved and uplifted by this extraordinary film.
For pet lovers, especially dog lovers! This is a unique and new way to show how much dogs bring into our lives and how much they unconditionally love us.
This movie will make you smile, laugh, and probably cry. It’s emotional and full of hope. And it’s narrated by the main character, a dog! But this dog is going to live many lives! Have different stories, families, and adventures to share and tell. The movie ends on an upbeat note. There’s also a sequel, so if you love it, you have another one to watch another day. Beyond the heartfelt story, this movie prompts reflection and discussion on a range of topics, evoking mixed feelings but always with a positive outlook. It’s an invitation to ponder life, love, and the profound impact that our furry friends have on us. So grab your popcorn, cuddle up with your own four-legged friend (if you have one), and get ready for a cinematic journey that will warm your heart, make you ponder, and remind you of the extraordinary connection between humans and dogs.
This movie might be better to watch with teens. It’s the story of a very unhappy teen girl who wants to live somewhere else, and she gets joy when a myth comes to life. A white lion is born in her family’s breeding lion business. Mia discovers some questionable choices her dad made in the past, and he is sorry about them, but her determination is relentless.
She trusted this lion; it was like a pet. She has known him since he was a little cub, so she is always sharing like he was just a cat or dog. Her parents started to distrust the animal; after all, he is a wild lion, and he is completely unpredictable and could eat Mia’s brother or simply attack a member of the family.
Determined to save the most important living creature for her in the world, she risks her own life to make sure that this lion gets to a sanctuary where no one can hunt him! This movie is very touching and opens up the possibility to talk about many topics regarding the passion teens feel about some issues and their willingness to take matters into their own hands, sometimes without measuring consequences. It’s also a very empowering message for girls. It’s refreshing to see more girls being passionate and engaged in their ideals without having or expecting a boy to rescue them or do the job for them! Also, it’s ok to disagree with your parents, but we can use this movie as a conversation starting point.
If you are a parent, you will want to see this movie with your kids, no doubt about it! This story shows both sides of being a parent: the responsibility and the fun you also want to recover from before they are born. But it also lets kids see very clearly how freedom and responsibility work. It’s an easy and funny movie with a lot of cliche moments, but it’s a wonderful movie to enjoy and laugh at together.
Calling all parents! Get ready for a movie that perfectly captures the joys and challenges of parenthood, providing a relatable and entertaining experience for the whole family.
But this movie isn’t just for grownups. It also offers valuable lessons for kids, shedding light on the delicate balance between freedom and responsibility. Through humorous and relatable moments, children will gain a clearer understanding of how these two aspects of life intertwine.
This is a movie with such unique graphics and aesthetics, filled with jokes for kids and adults, especially if you are a comics fan!
It’s a great way to spend quality time laughing, but it can also light a spark to then start making your comics. This movie explains to kids how to make their flip-o-rama (an animation method). It also speaks to your inner child that this movie is all about laughing as hard as you can. With silly jokes and some ironic remarks for adults, this movie is ideal to share at home.
Embrace your wild side; this lovely movie will make you smile, giggle, jump, and get emotional. The story is about a widow with two kids trying to find joy again and live by example for his kids!
It’s a story about hope, resilience, and never giving up. No matter how old you are, you can start a new life and a new job. They move to a new house in the wild, and guess what? It comes with a protected zoo!
Matt Damon and Scarlett Scarlett Johansson are part of the cast.
“All you need is 20 seconds of insane courage.”
This is a movie for the entire family; just enjoy it!
This movie’s all about adventure and reconnecting with old family ancestors.
A mother moves with her two kids to Hawaii to be with her father, who is a native of Hawaii and very proud of his culture. He immediately becomes a fantastic influence on his great-grandchildren and engages them and some other friends in a great treasure quest. There’s a story about a treasure lost in time, and with a unique family diary that passes from generation to generation, this adventure celebrates Hawaiian culture.
This 1984 movie is a perfect gem. You probably have a smile right now thinking about when you watched it with your parents, and now you get to enjoy it with your kids. It’s such a beautiful story with relatable characters and current issues.
The main theme of the movie is imagination! The movie plot revolves around the idea that this young boy’s imagination becomes a completely vivid reality for the character in this story. A world of magical creatures, powers, and fears.
And is always a fantastic message for children and adults.
It’s always fun to see today’s kids reacting to old movies’ aesthetics and effects. You can also watch ET. Another movie of all time
With the late and unique David Bowie and the lovely Jennifer Connelly. This movie is still so innovative, and it was made in the 1980s.
Filled with magic and wonder. This movie is about different types of families and the importance of friendships.
A young teen girl has a very difficult relationship with her stepmother and doesn’t like being asked to take care of her half-baby brother. Ahead of its time, this movie has a perfect line for young girls today when she has to face the King of the Gnomes (an older, charming man that supposedly has done everything for her and everything she has asked for), and the line goes: “You don’t have any power over me”!
This movie is enduring. It has David Bowie singing, which is delightful. The soundtrack is amazing!
It has furry characters and whimsical creatures all around. Our heroine is making friends along the way to the castle to rescue her baby brother.
Based on the amazing book by American writer and illustrator Maurice Sendak, this movie is lovely and inspiring.
It shows the pain that kids often feel, cannot put into words, and just act out. Because inside all of us, there is hope. Inside all of us, there is fear. Inside all of us, there is an adventure. Most of all, this movie plays with the thought that inside of us all, there is a wild thing!
Join and follow this kid around to where all the wild things are, and you will have fun, you will have fear, you will feel alone, and you will feel loved. This movie is great to think about and talk about what goes on sometimes when kids act out. When they lack the words to explain their emotions and snap. So it’s a fantastic opportunity to talk about this topic through the movie and what he is going through. This movie will take you on an emotional rollercoaster, allowing you to experience the thrill, fear, solitude, and love that accompany the journey of self-discovery. It’s a remarkable film that encourages dialogue, empathy, and introspection, making it an excellent catalyst for exploring the inner world of children and the powerful impact of emotions. So gather your loved ones, sit back, and embark on this extraordinary adventure that will touch your heart and ignite meaningful conversations about the complexities of childhood emotions.
This movie never gets old; kids of all generations can’t stop laughing! The idea of one kid defending his house against two very funny robbers who can’t do anything right is hysterical. He has to adapt and do everything, and he uses his entire imagination and skills to protect his home. While his mom was trying to get him back because he is part of such a big family, they forgot him. Kevin is happy that he finally has the entire house to himself!
Just be ready to laugh and laugh with this Christmas movie, which is appropriate for all ages.
This movie will spark every great message we have to teach our children about sports, empathy, friendship, bullying, responsibility, family, trust, and more.
Whether you chose the original version with Mr. Miyagui (which you can now follow on Netflix with the Cobra Kai series) or the version with Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan, and his sensei master, the messages are still equally powerful and positive!
The movie teaches strength, honor, courage, and facing fears, and you can have great talks about how your kids react when they see others being bullied.
Prepare to be moved and inspired as you embark on this cinematic adventure that seamlessly combines the excitement of sports with profound life lessons. It’s an opportunity to reinforce essential values and instill a sense of empathy, resilience, and integrity in your children, creating a lasting impact on their character development.


Are you passionate about films and TV shows? Do you have a unique perspective that you’re itching to share? Well, look no further because we’re on the hunt for awesome critics like you to join our crew!
At xXtra Butta, we’re all about celebrating the magic of cinema and TV. We’re not just looking for your typical run-of-the-mill reviews. We want the good stuff – the juicy insights, the witty analyses, the discussions that make you go, “Wow, I never thought of it that way!”


Amateur dramatics hertfordshire
Find websites to do with amateur dramatics groups, general theatre and hertfordshire from the amateur theatre free human edited web directory. The Barn Theatre as a theatre in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire Ilaria. Age: 23. j a i l esprit ouvert et je realise tous fantasmes et fantasias en doucer si vous vous voulez profiter d une aventure romantique je serais ravie de vous offrir une experience sensuelle inoubliable If you are interested in joining, or think you might like to join, or are just interested in finding out more please do get in touch , or keep an eye on our website for details of forthcoming productions, play readings etc. Cheshunt Dramatic Society (CDS) is a friendly amateur dramatic society based in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire. We are a thriving society, who enjoy performing throughout the year. CDS always welcomes new members, no experience necessary, just great enthusiasm! Take a look around our website to find out if CDS is the. Isabella. Age: 21. i'm a smart lady, so holding a conversation and being verbal is also what i love to do Theatre companies and schools in St Albans Theatre, Music and Drama in Stevenage The Stevenage Lytton Players are an Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society located in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, UK. Founded in they have been, and still are the leading Amateur Dramatic and Musical Society in Stevenage. Click below to visit the Hertford Theatre Week website to find out more. The Festival was instigated when a small committee from Hertford Dramatic & Operatc Society, investigating the possibilities of further stimulating amateur drama, invited neighbouring Societies and Drama Groups to perform one of their own productions. Victoria. Age: 19. Why not find out just how naughty we can both be? The Welwyn Theatre (later the Embassy cinema) opened in Parkway [where the Health Authority building now stands] for use as both cinema and theatre. Apart from the Welwyn Drama Festival, which was held there with great success annually from — , it was not very suitable for amateur drama, so the. Breakaway Theatre Company is a local amateur dramatics group always looking for new members; The Company of Ten is St Albans' main amateur writers, designers and technicians; West Herts Youth Music Theatre (ages 8 to 19) - affordable and accessible termtime Music Theatre groups for 8 to 12s and 13 to 19s. Keep up with local amateur dramatic groups in Beds, Herts and Bucks and tell us about your productions, auditions and workshops.


There’s a Brigantine film documentary of the storm of 1962. Click thru for excellent pics. It was sold on VHS about 20 years ago by the Brigantine Residents Association. From what we understand, you can only see it by visiting the Brigantine Historical Museum. Bummer. You can’t buy it or rent it. Geez.
It’s a shame more people can’t see it. We hear that it’s SUPER. It features prominent island folks from back in the day… Fritz Haneman, Police Chief George Moore (excellent police chief), and Mrs. Anne Phillips. Why the heck don’t we SHARE this film with everyone? Anyone have a copy?
We bet there’s a lot of folks who would graciously buy a DIGITAL copy of this piece of Brigantine History. Why keep it hidden inside the museum?


Liza, who recently announced her retirement from television, was one of the main characters of “Bachelor In Paradise” season four, which aired on ABC in 2015.
But now the actress is reportedly not interested in a return to the show.
In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Minnellis revealed that she’s not ready to return to “Bachelorette” as the series finale approached, but she will still follow the story.
Minnellins “B” character was part of the group that had a secret wedding on the set of “Dating Game.”
But she said that the storyline had to be completed for “Bates Motel,” which airs on CBS this season.
“There’s always another season.
It’s always something else,” Minnelliss told EW.
“I have to do this one first, then I’ll think about the other ones.
It just keeps coming.”
Minnellis is not the only one who’s been unsure about whether she’ll be returning to “The Bachelor” after the finale of the current season.
Other cast members have been open about their feelings about the show, including Bacheloretts alum Anna Merlan, who tweeted, “Bears.
Bears are the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.”
And the actress tweeted out her own thoughts on the end of season four: “We’re so far apart.
I hope everyone is happy, I hope the Bachelor is still alive.
We’re in the same room.
This is my world.”
The Bachelor in 2020 premiered on ABC last year, but the series has been cancelled since then.ABC did not immediately respond to EW’s request for comment.


EVEN THE WISEST OF MEN WAS A FOOL FOR LOVE.
An aspiring singer-songwriter’s life and marriage suffer when the song he
writes for his wife propels him to stardom.
Best known as a lead singer of Anthem Lights, Alan Powell is turning heads as a new actor with his breakout lead role in the movie THE SONG. Anthem Lights just released “You Have My Heart” and Alan has two feature films in post-production.
You can follow Alan on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and yes even Pinterest!
Ali was recently dubbed a Rising Star by “Yahoo Movies!” and has accumulated a list of impressive credits over the last couple of years, including a featured role in “Twilight: Breaking Dawn.”
You can find out more about Ali on her website, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube!
Caitlin is an accomplished violinist and recent actress, and a magna cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music. She first landed the role of Jesse in the pilot for ABC country-music drama, “NASHVILLE” before being cast for THE SONG. In just the last year, she’s played shows in Ireland, Scotland, England, and multiple U.S. states including gigs at the legendary Ryman Auditorium and Grand Ole Opry.
You can find out more about Caitlin on her website, Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest!
So there you have it! Don't forget to mark your calendars now for opening weekend, September 26-28, and plan on seeing this awesome movie about a redemption story that never grows old.
For more information on The Song check out the following:


Sterling Silver Theatrical Muse Masks 'Melpomene & Thalia' Charm Pendant Vintage c1970
Fabulous and unique vintage sterling silver charm pendant depicting the 'Melpomene & Thalia' the theatrical muse masks of tragedy and comedy c1970. This is a fantastic charm that would make a perfect gift or addition to any collection, especially for an actor or acting enthusiast. The item is in good condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age.
Dimensions: 1.5 cm (height including bale) x 2 cm (max width).
Weight: 2.42 grams or 1.55 pennyweight.