Free
Passes to see The Intouchables!
No Cost or obligation
Synopsis: An unlikely friendship develops between a millionaire
crippled in a paragliding accident and a young man from the projects.
Rating: Not rated
Screening Info:
May 29, 2012 at 7:00PM
Dallas, TX
Rachael Henderson interviews local ballerinas
Look for FIRST POSITION in select theaters.
Rachael was able to chat with a couple of local
ballerinas at the Dallas screening of FIRST POSITION. Check out
the interview with Tiffany Byrd and Rachel Kivlighan
STEP UP REVOLUTION trailer
Yes.. there is another one.
In theaters July 27th
A chat with Nicholas Sparks - THE LUCKY ONE
In theaters April 20th 2012
Boy
Review - Richard Carpenter
There is nothing more ancient and mythically important than the
relationship between father and son. Civilization's most ancient
stories are centered around father and sons: God and Jesus, Odysseus
and Telemachus, Darth Vader and Luke. In every story there is
a defining moment when the father bestows his blessing upon the
son signaling the transition into manhood. But what happens when
the father never really grew up to be a man?
The
Five-Year Engagement
Review - Matt Mungle
The new comedy, The Five-Year Engagement, goes a little deeper
than one might think. Sure it has everything that you would expect
from an R rated comedy written by Jason Segel and produced by
Judd Apatow; but there are also a few hints of maturity in there
too.
Think
Like a Man
Review - Matt Mungle
If there had been a book store in the Garden of Eden I am sure
there would have been a selection to help Eve try and understand
how Adam’s brain worked. Women are always trying to find
out how to get their man to act a certain way or at least step
up to the plate in the responsibility realm. In the new dating
comedy, THINK LIKE A MAN, comedian Steve Harvey offers up a guide
that just might do the trick, if it doesn’t back fire first.
Satellite
of Love Interview!
Dallas International Film Festival
I sat down with Will James Moore and Janina Gavankar to talk about
the new film SATELLITE OF LOVE at the 2012 Dallas International
Film Festival.
Kevin Hart Interview!
Think Like a Man
In theaters April 20th 2012
What
to Expect When You're Expecting
Review - Matt Mungle
I really wasn’t sure what to expect from “What to
Expect When You're Expecting” even though my wife and I
are expecting. I knew it had a solid cast and director Kirk Jones
(Nanny McPhee) delivers stand out product; so there was very little
to fear. But comedies today have the tendency to take a turn toward
crudeness and my hope was this would rely on the subject matter
and not some sophomoric cop-out for humor.
The
Avengers
Review - Matt Mungle
The Avengers is a super heroes movie. And that is exactly what
it needs to be; the plural not the singular. We didn’t need
another Iron Man or Thor movie with a supporting cast. We needed
a well-balanced, equal opportunity hero fest. And that is exactly
what Joss Whedon (story/director) gives us. Oh, and it has a Hulk.
When I heard that Sacha Baron Cohen was making The Dictator,
I said to myself, I shall see that movie. You see, Cohen's movies
don't require any sort of expectation. Either it will be bad,
or it will be very bad, and when those are your only two options
you can really sit back and enjoy a movie. And that's exactly
what I did.
Dark
Shadows
Review - Matt Mungle
In the Olympics we had the dream team when it came to basketball.
In Hollywood there are a couple of “dream teams” as
well. One of those is made up of Johnny Depp, Tim Burton, and
Helena Bonham Carter. They are back this time in a rendition of
the long running 60’s TV series, DARK SHADOWS. Mainly it
is just an excuse for Depp to dress funny and walk around in a
strange stupor. But we love when he does that so it is ok.
