Long-Dead Celebrities Can Now Breathe Easier
Wednesday, October 24th, 2007Senate Bill No. 771, affectionately known as the Dead Celebrities Bill, passed without objection and was signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earlier this month.
Senate Bill No. 771, affectionately known as the Dead Celebrities Bill, passed without objection and was signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger earlier this month.
In PETE SEEGER: POWER OF SONG, the only authorized biography, Jim Brown documents the life of one of the greatest American singer/songwriters of the last century.
Despite some poignant observations on modern marriages, Why Did I Get Married? is too preachy and melodramatic.
A late-night discussion of love between two men–a married heterosexual and his gay neighbor–drives a wedge between the husband and his wife.
Despite The Rock’s abundant charisma, The Game Plan is just another run-of-the-mill Disney comedy.
Outsourced is a charming and lighthearted comedy that appeals because of its timeliness and strong cast of likeable characters.
Smart and challenging, but never to point of confusion, Michael Clayton is a dramatic thriller invaluably abetted by its sharp script and faultless cast.
IN THEATRES OCTOBER 19, 2007 (Limited) Moondance Alexander (Kay Panabaker, NANCY DREW) is a sweet teen, but she’s a social outcast among the snobby girls at her school.
From the producers of Wedding Crashers, THE COMEBACKS is a hilarious comedy that spoofs the best inspirational sports movies ever made.
This story of three U.S. towns which, in the early 20th century, forced their entire African American populations to leave, explores whatif anythingcan be done to repair past racial injustice.