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Ventura County Star, Calif., Jim Carlisle column
Ventura County StarWent to the movies Saturday night, but it wasn't your ordinary theater-going crowd. Saw a few people wearing baseball caps and shirts. Noticed one particular group: a father and his two small sons wearing Dodgers gear. Instead of seeing movie trailers,...Tags: Racism, Jackie Robinson, Philadelphia Phillies, Alan Tudyk, Cultural Development
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Harrison Ford steals the show in `42'
Harrison Ford has always been a thief. On the screen. In "Star Wars," Han Solo was on the run for nefarious deeds from the moment we met him. In the "Indiana Jones" universe, we first see Mr. Jones as he steals a priceless artifact and is almost...
Tags: Syracuse Orange, The Wolverine (movie), Michigan Wolverines, Music, Star Wars (movie)
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Opening at Carmike: '42' is film worthy of legend
Opening Friday: 42 Jackie Robinson has long been an elusive presence in contemporary American cinema, as filmmakers tried and failed to bring his life story to the screen. Brian Helgeland has finally succeeded in "42," a stirring, straightforward...
Tags: Jurassic Park (movie), Brad Paisley, Steven Spielberg, Philadelphia Phillies, David Koepp
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Wednesday's TV Highlights: 'Don’t Trust the B– in Apartment 23' on ABC
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of April 22 - 28 in PDF format TV listings for the week of April 22 - 28 in PDF format are also available here This week's TV Movies SOMETHING’S FISHY...... -
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Seven Days of Utopia
Fox 5 San Diego StaffIf you think golf is boring -- a movie about golf filled with religious and sports clichés -- will probably bore you, too. This is a story about a recently turned pro golfer (Lucas Black, who I last remember seeing as the child who befriends Karl in...Tags: Pete Townshend, Robert Duvall, Movies, Frozen River (movie), Melissa Leo
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‘Friday Night Lights’ headed back to the big screen
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelIt's been rumored ever since the TV series based on the movie based on the book struggled to find an audience aside from critics. The show based on Buzz Bissinger's book ended its five year run this year. Now Peter Berg has made the new movie (somewhat)... -
Tuesday’s Interview: Lucas Black
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelI started angling for this Lucas Black interview the day I chatted up Robert Duvall about “Get Low,” a film he'd co-starred in with Bill Murray, Sissy Spacek and Lucas Black. Black, Duvall told me on the way to the set, was “mighty... -
Lucas Black combines business and pleasure with ‘Seven Days in Utopia’
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelOne day last summer, just as his new movie, “Get Low,” was about to come out, Robert Duvall called. He was on the road, in the “middle of nowhere,” Texas, he said. What are you doing out there? “Making a movie, ‘Seven... -
Movie Review: Seven Days in Utopia
Frankly My Dear - Orlando SentinelIn “Seven Days in Utopia,” a mild-mannered young golfer has a mild meltdown in the middle of a tournament. That's followed by seven days of perspective-patching among mild-mannered God-fearing folk in rural Texas. Faith and “fore”... -
God and box office boffo
The Religion WorldGod doesn't get a listing on the credits of the movie Seven Days in Utopia, but his presence is felt throughout the feel-good movie starring Lucas Black as a down-and-out golfer who finds himself in the small Texas town of Utopia under the guidance of...
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