2009 Hometown Hottie: Kristin
We want to move to her hometown......
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Archive for December, 2009
Review: Big Mystery—Why Isn’t Sherlock Holmes a Better Movie?
Review in a Hurry: Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law are effortlessly charming as a more action-oriented Holmes and Watson than we’re used to. They belong in a better movie than the one Guy…
Review: It’s Complicated? Sure, If You Care About Some Wine Snob’s Perfect Life
Review in a hurry: Will a lady (Meryl Streep) with three perfect grown kids, a palatial house in Santa Barbara, a fondness for five-star hotels and a schedule loaded with seaside wine parties get…
Review: Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus a Happy Flash of Heath
Review in a Hurry: Of course you’re waiting to know if Heath Ledger is any good in his final role—and don’t worry, he is. But more importantly, director Terry Gilliam is back in fine…
Review: Nine? More Like a Six
Review in a Hurry: Director Rob Marshall (Chicago) delivers another Broadway musical to the cineplex—but with Nine already an American remake of the classic Federico Fellini film 8 1/2,…
Review: Crazy Heart Not Nearly as Good as Jeff Bridges’ Performance
Review in a Hurry: Jeff Bridges gives an effortlessly lovable performance as a burned-out, drunken country legend looking for a comeback in both music and life. The movie as a whole never rings as…
Review: Did You Hear? The Morgans Is for SJP Diehards Only
Review in a Hurry: A hired killer wants to off a neurotic pair of New York soon-to-be exes, played by Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker. But the movie is already DOA thanks to a draggy plot,…
Review: Did You Hear? The Morgans is For SPJ Diehards Only
Review in a Hurry: A hired killer wants to off a neurotic pair of New York soon-to-be exes, played by Hugh Grant and Sarah Jessica Parker. But the movie is already D.O.A. thanks to a draggy plot,…
Review: Avatar is All Kinds of Awesome, But Maybe You Knew That Already
Review in a Hurry: Believe the hype. James Cameron’s decade-in-the-making sci-fi dream project is an immersive epic unlike any other. Yes, the story’s pretty simple—but with so much…