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Sequelitis 'Hangover'
I certainly wasn’t expecting such a listless, been-there, seen-that retread of the original — which at least had an infectious anything-goes energy that not only reflected its Sin City setting but fueled its twisted humor.
Panda: A Solid 1-2 Punch
The first “Kung Fu Panda” didn’t really explain Po’s origins, but we finally learn — in one of the most shocking cinematic reveals since “The Empire Strikes Back” — that Mr. Ping, a goose, isn’t really Po’s father.
'Hangover' Doubles Down
It’s really pretty simple, if you laughed at the first “The Hangover,” you will most assuredly laugh at “The Hangover Part II.”
On The Clock
Each week in workshop, we begin with a 10-minute warmup exercise to help participants shake loose of the mental clutter of their day and open up the awareness that comes from a deeper place.
Improv To Benefit Mabrey Family
TheatreSquared is canceling the staged reading of “The Poe Show” for 6:30 p.m. Saturday, May 21 following the death of performer Sean Phillip Mabrey.
Letting Go On The Journey
We talked about road trip movies: “Easy Rider,” “Thelma and Louise,” “Badlands,” “Oh Brother, Where Art Thou,” “Sideways,” others. In all of these stories there is a sense of freedom that can only come from being in a car (or on a bike), speeding down a highway, passing fields and towns … maybe having run-ins with the law.
3 Movies Crammed In One Dress
A good comedy is like a speedboat, it is quick, nimble and a whole lot of fun. The new movie “Bridesmaids” is more like an oil tanker as it chugs along barely able to maneuver under its tremendous mass.
What The Frack?
With a combination of humor and horror, “Gasland” addresses rampant water and air contamination and ill health effects, including some famous scenes of tap water lighting on fire.
