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I HATE this book. Not the storyline because it's actually rather interesting, but the CHARACTERS. As other reviewers have already stated, it's incredible how Mary Connealy managed to highlight all of these characters flaws while completely ignoring any good points they might have. The character development is limited to stubbornness on the part of both the hero and heroine. He thinks she's stubborn, she thinks he's stubborn. She thinks he's stupid, he thinks she's stupid. Well, guess what, they're both right!
I don't mind flawed characters in Christian fiction. What I mind are those supposed spunky heroines who don't have a lick of good sense and run off into danger at the drop of a hat paying no never-mind whatsoever to their sweetheart's words of advice. That's what I hate and that's what describes uppity Miss Julia Gilliland. The thing is, I believe the author intended us to like Julia. Because she's really a sweet person deep down and cares about others and puts them first. No, she's a bossy brat whose first thought over anything else is geology and fossils, even over her family, the man she supposedly loves, and his family. Even over her own safety! There's a word for her that I'm too polite to mention, but I'm sure you know what it is.
And don't get me started on the supposed hero of this mixed-up historic romance, the dashing and moronic Rafe Kincaid. I disliked him already when he started bossing around a woman he had no right to boss around. He's often thinking about how desperate he is to marry her, and my main question is "Why?!" Just because she's pretty and you've never seen a woman other than your mother? Geez! And when he started throwing out thoughts on "wives obey your husbands" and how much fun it was going to be to teach that to Julia, well, my patience with him just snapped. There's a flip-side to that verse, buster, the one that says "husbands love your wives as Christ loved the church." This jerk expects her to obey him and offer nothing in return. I don't have enough fingers to count how many times he kissed her to shut her up because he didn't like what she was saying! How the heck is that the action of a romantic hero? She may not be in the right, but neither is he.
They'll be one heck of a married couple once the smoulder cools down and they can't stand each other.
I know what you're going to say. To each his own, and obviously some people like this book because it's gotten some positive reviews. However, putting aside my annoyance with the lead characters, Mary Connealy's prose is just bad. I've heard she's an excellent author so I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt that this book is merely a weak link in her genius. But all Julia's eyes do are flash when she's angry, joyful, fearful, excited, dangerous, threatening, etc. And her wild red hair. It's better to not describe your character's physical appearance at all than limit the descriptive to flashing eyes and wild red hair. It's the same with another character, always, always described his wild blue eyes glinting in the sun or in the shadow or in the firelight or in the moonlight or off the freakin' cave wall. All his eyes do is glint! The author forgot that she had already had Rafe answer Julia's question about whether he could draw because Julia asks him the same question a few chapters later. She ends one chapter in Julia's voice with thoughts on her being dragged off by a madman and starts the next chapter with Rafe in fear because his love has been "dragged off by a madman." Wow, who knew their minds were so totally in sync.
The only reason, and it's a slim one, that I'm giving this book 2 stars instead of 1 is because I like the secondary characters of Ethan and Audra. Ethan can be a pain, but at least he's not a demanding, overprotective, bossy jerk like his brother. And Audra is gentile and naturally kind, two traits that are glaringly lacking in Julia. Maybe this means the 2nd book will be better since it's about Ethan, but it may take me awhile, months even, to reach the point where I even want to pick up another one of this author's books. And that's a sorry thing for me to say about anyone because I can forgive bad writing most of the time, but not when it's joined with horrible main characters.
I gave this book four stars, not because I got a lot out of the book initially, but because the literary criticism opened my eyes to its attributes. Otherwise, I would have given it three stars. Of course, it is a good book, but I found myself underwhelmed a great part of the time reading it. I liked the prose and its reflection of jazz music but I was confused by the overt racism in the book. Then I read the criticism and realized that the racism came from Tom Buchanan and that he was a white supremacist, a quality aimed at making him unlikeable. The fact that Daisy chose him over Gatsby illustrates her lack of character, which makes Gatsby's obsession with her even more misguided. The excess and the emptiness of Gatsby's lifestyle make this book a cautionary tale that applies even today.
Great book! Very funny to listen to on eAudio. This book is about Joshua, or Christ, from the point of view of his best friend Levi, who is called Biff. Moore did his homework and it's a fun tongue-in-cheek version of the story of Jesus Christ. My only critique is the parts that take place in modern times with Biff and the angel aren't as interesting as the parts that take place during Joshua's life. Still, it's a very funny and clever book.
This book was like a Big Mac. You read it and feeling like hurling afterwards. It was a cheap ripoff of Bridget Jones (which I enjoyed), with the diary entries and the antagonism towards the male lead that eventually turns to love. Which means it's an even worse ripoff of Pride and Prejudice. Let me just say that guys do not in general care what kind of shoes a girl is wearing, unless they have a shoe fetish. Also, Wondercat seems 'Cathy' lame. All said, this is a lame lame lame book. Bleck.
This was a great example of chick lit done well. It was charming and engaging with a relatively believable plotline and likable characters. Nothing deep, just good fun.
Meh. This book isn't worth reviewing. It's very run of the mill chick lit. But I read it, so it didn't completely suck.
I loved this book from the opening lines! I enjoyed all of the characters, the mystical elements of the green smoke and the legend of the cake, the twists and turns, and especially the voice of Jacob Grimm. Utterly unique, dark, and yet fun.
Although there were quite a few laugh-out-loud parts of this book, it was the deeply emotional part that I enjoyed, possibly more than the openly humorous bits. Wonderful book, great inside look at the real world of advertising (oh, how I loved the Snugglies meetings), and an honest look at how grief can affect a family.
I REALLY wanted to love this story - it has everything I usually enjoy in a book, and I was hoping it would come close to Diana Gabaldon's Outlander. But I couldn't bring myself to care too much about the characters when there was SO much going on. I felt like there wasn't enough of anything to appeal - the love story was somewhat tepid, the time travel portion was not utilized as much as it could have been, the politics were too convoluted.
Not to mention that I was horribly disappointed that the ending was left wide open to presumably include a sequel. I did give it three stars as, even with the above comments, I could not put the thing down. The historical aspects of the book were interesting, and the writing was compelling, in my opinion. I am also very curious what is up with Mr. Mibbs, I think he was one of the most interesting characters in the book.
Ah, Calvin and Hobbes. What's not to love? It's the best comic strip ever written, IMO. Timeless and super clever. Calvin and Hobbes occupies a special place in my heart.
This was textbook chick lit. It was good fluffy fun. Well written, but definitely not deep. But that's okay, sometimes it's good to read a fun book. I could see this being made into a chick flick with JLo or Sandra Bullock. Cute summer read.
Dan Brown's latest novel is not up to snuff with his previous work, but still has that great mix of culture, art, and history that Brown fans love. Angels & Demons is the highlight of his work for me, and this novel was not developed in the way I would have hoped. Not a big fan of this one, but it was worth a read. Not one for my bookshelf, since with this novel, Langdon's world becomes far more distanced from ours than in previous novels. I don't feel like Brown did a good job in suspending my disbelief, where in his other Langdon novels, I was pulled right in. So, meh. I think Brown is tired of Langdon.
Meh. I don't know why I keep reading Jodi Picoult books. The twist endings always annoy me. I liked reading about the Amish, but overall was underwhelmed.
This was an engaging read. The parts about revolutionary France were particularly interesting. The protaganist was only mildly annoying which is good for a teen book. I also liked that it touches on music history and theory, French Revolution, and genetics. Overall, I'd recommend this book.
Dan Brown has done it again! In Inferno, he has blended a concoction of cultural history, shadowy power brokers, and cutting-edge apocalyptic science into an intriguing potboiler.
Our hero, Robert Langdon, is tossed headfirst into a violent, shifting conflict between European authorities and a brilliantly mad scientist who is obsessed with Dante's Divine Comedy.
Naturally, said mad scientist is bent on world destruction/domination and the key to stopping him lies in deciphering clues hidden in the medieval masterpiece and the art and architecture of Florence, Italy.
Most readers either love or hate Dan Brown's writing. If you enjoyed his signature style in the Da Vinci Code and his other novels, Inferno will be a great read. If you find a lot of art history and cultural background boring, it might seem like the Seventh Circle of Hell. The addition of some thought-provoking scientific threats that reminded me of Michael Crichton were a definite plus for me.
All in all, a worthwhile addition to the series, even though Langdon fails to save the world! Or does he? Hmmm.
This book was really good. It was a fast read and was very engaging. There's even some advice to parents to ask their kids if they are being hurt or made fun of in school. Asking specifically may open the door for a hurting teen to confide. But mostly this is a great mystery for young people about bullying.
This book was okay. There was quite a bit of navel-gazing going on. But there was also the occasional interesting bit. Meh.
This book is very clever, funny, and sweet. The author talks about his misadventures with girls in a very self-deprecating manner. His father even makes a showing in the book, to hilarious effect. Thumbs up!
Setting: Modern day, southern coast of England. Quite unexpectedly, after twenty years, Harold Fry receives a letter from Queenie Hennessy (a former co-worker), who informs him that she is dying of inoperable cancer and is in hospice in Berwick-upon-Tweed, located in northern England. He writes her a note and sets off to post it. Along the way he meets a young woman who tells him that knowing someone cares can mean all the difference to a person with cancer. Harold hadn't known he would walk the 600 miles to Queenie, but after that short conversation, he phones the hospice (he has left his mobile phone at home) to tell Queenie to "hold on. I'm walking to you." He just kept walking, buying her souvenirs and sending his wife postcards along the way. He endures blisters, hunger, sleeping outside, and publicity-seekers. As he walks, he remembers his parents, his job, his wife and his absent son. And his wife remembers him. It's a simple story, but also extraordinary.
If language doesn't offend you, this is one of the more thought-out, funny and smart books about certain members of our society. While reading, it seems more like entertainment, but you catch yourself noticing patterns in reality that apply. It's both fun and educational!
This is one of Chuck Palahniuk's best novels. It's everything you love about any of his other books, but it's nothing you'd expect. It's written in an interview-esque style, detailing the life of Buster "Rant" Casey, one of the most notorious and mysterious serial killers. It's funny, it's shocking, it's utterly mind-blowing. One of those novels you'd hate to ever put down.
It was okay. The author kind of annoyed me with all the cutsie footnotes. But I did read it fast and it did remind me of a friend of mine, so there's that.
This was a good way to be distracted on my runs. I didn't find it to be laugh-out-loud funny, but it was somewhat engaging, which is good enough for my needs.
Not bad. I liked Bernadette and Bee's voices. I also liked that while Bernadette seemed unhinged, she really just needed something spectacular to create in order to function. I liked how the author resolved that need. I'm not familiar with Seattle or Microsoft, but the book made me feel like I was there. I liked that Audrey was not a two dimensional character. Overall, I enjoyed the book
Very funny, especially on eAudio. I liked the Luxembourg section the best but they were all good.
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HORSE RACING; Lion Heart Takes Early Lead And Runs Off With Haskell
By BILL FINLEY
Published: August 9, 2004
OCEANPORT, N.J., Aug. 8— People say horse racing is a tough game, but it is certainly a lot easier without Smarty Jones around. Lion Heart, who finished second to Smarty Jones in the Kentucky Derby and fourth behind him in the Preakness Stakes, handled a moderate group of competitors in winning in the $1 million Haskell Invitational on Sunday at Monmouth Park.
About an hour earlier, Purge, who had finished behind Smarty Jones three times, won the $500,000 Jim Dandy at Saratoga. A day earlier, Sir Shackleton, sixth in the Preakness, won the $600,000 West Virginia Derby at Mountaineer Park. Those three, along with the Belmont winner Birdstone, are among a small group of 3-year-olds who have a chance to take control of a division left adrift by the retirement of Smarty Jones.
Lion Heart will head to Saratoga for the Travers on Aug. 28. That race will also include Birdstone and Purge, and Lion Heart will once again try to use his speed there. Under Joe Bravo, Monmouth's perennial leading rider who won his first Haskell in six attempts, Lion Heart shot to the front and clipped off an opening quarter-mile in 23 seconds to lead by a half-length over Rock Hard Ten, who was surprisingly close to the pace.
An opening quarter in 23 seconds might have been too quick for most horses, but the trainer Patrick Biancone said he knew that his colt was just cruising along.
''I saw that first fraction in 23 and I knew the race was done,'' he said.
Lion Heart kept rolling, opening up by two lengths on the far turn. That was when My Snookie's Boy, ridden by Stewart Elliott, the regular rider of Smarty Jones, made what appeared to be a menacing move. But Lion Heart simply shifted into another gear and held on to win.
''We were going to the lead today,'' Bravo said. ''I just didn't want to get in his way. I wanted to let him run his race, and he did. He was awesome. When I called on him, he had plenty left. When horses run like that, it makes it easy.''
It was a particularly memorable victory for Bravo. He has been Monmouth's leading rider nine times, but has usually had to accept second- and third-string Haskell mounts after the top horses went to more high-profile riders from Kentucky, California or New York. Biancone gave him a chance aboard Lion Heart in a local prep for the Haskell and stuck with him after he won that day. Bravo was born just a few miles from Monmouth, in Long Branch.
''That was some experience,'' he said. ''I almost went deaf going through the paddock, out to the track and coming back. It was such a great feeling, having the whole crowd behind you like that at my hometown track.''
The disappointment in the race was Rock Hard Ten, the runner-up behind Smarty Jones in the Preakness. Sent off as the 9-10 favorite, he hung with Lion Heart for less than a mile and tired noticeably in the stretch. He finished sixth, beaten by more than 15 lengths.
Jockey Corey Nakatani took a chance going after Lion Heart so early in the race, but he said the problem was more a case of Rock Hard Ten's difficult schedule over the last two months.
''The Triple Crown was a big series for this horse and then he came right back and won the Swaps, and then we brought him to the East Coast,'' Nakatani said. ''That might have just taken too much out of him. I think the real Rock Hard Ten would have beaten these horses.''
Lion Heart paid $5.80 for a $2 bet to win and completed the mile-and-an-eighth run over a fast track in 1:484/5. The attendance was 45,369, down more than 8,000 from last year, when Funny Cide competed in the race.
Smarty Jones's last public appearance will be Saturday at Philadelphia Park, where he will once again be paraded in front of his hometown fans. Shortly thereafter, he will head to Three Chimneys Farm in Kentucky to prepare for his breeding career.
As for Lion Heart, he will keep plugging away at races like the Travers and the Breeders' Cup Classic.
Breeders' Cup Limited and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association confirmed Sunday that Monmouth would be the host site for the 2007 Breeders' Cup. The event will be either the last weekend of October or the first weekend in November. It will be the first time the Breeders' Cup has been at Monmouth.
Photo: Lion Heart, with Joe Bravo aboard, won the Haskell Invitational yesterday. (Photo by Ryan McAlinden/Equi-Photo, via Associated Press)


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I noticed Sunday morning, my mailbox had been knocked off its post. I thought I would call my son after worship service and have him fix it for me. But some really nice person from the neighborhood fixed it while we were gone. Whoever you are, thank you. I really appreciate it and so does my son. Have a great week.
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I just wanted to comment on the RINO, Republican in Name Only, members of the Cape Girardeau City Council trying to pass invasive and exploitive laws that do nothing except eliminate housing for the low income. I find it particularly interesting the one who is going to become the state representative, running under a conservative banner, is also going to be involved in very liberal and progressive ideas. Certainly not in my mind what Republicans should be doing.
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So where do you start? For years you have discussed an overseas golf trip with the "guys" and/or other golfing couples. Everyone has an opinion and until now most of the proposed participants had an excuse why they could not go! Amazingly, everyone seems to be agreeing to a trip next summer, even penciling in dates in June when no one has a conflict. Softball season is finished, the kids are in camp, the in-laws always come the week before the 4th of July…we have heard all the excuses.
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Watching them frolicking on Cape Cod with their cousins, I sometimes assumed they must be immune to such feelings.
Baxter is a full-grown long-haired chihuahua who likes howling along to Vampire Weekend's 2008 hit song "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa."
On a drizzly morning in Cape Cod, all talk of birthers and beer summits was silenced as hundreds said goodbye to a fallen soldier.
Then I went to a Boston Hertz office and rented a car and drove to Cape Cod for the weekend.
Sailing from Boston on the 18th, the men of the 3d experienced rough weather rounding Cape Cod.
Of course you are familiar with the peculiar conformation of Cape Cod.
We judged it to be the land about Cape Cod, some fifteen miles or so away.
He reached what is now Cape Cod, and passed the winter of 1000-1 on its shores.
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Anne Cunningham and Dave Lerner (ex-Ted Leo & the Pharmacists) comprise the duo Trummors, and the two have recently relocated from Brooklyn to Woodstock, New York. It's important to note because their latest record, Over and Around the Clove, has a bit of urban cowboy to it, but mostly it's the kind of pastoral country-folk you'd expect from a move out of the city. Cunningham and Lerner trade vocals over dusty folk tunes, and each has their own disarmingly hushed sweetness. The songs are built up with guitar from Meg Baird collaborator Marc Orleans and pedal steel from Chris Zaloom.
With just these simple elements, the band takes us through a travelogue of locations—we jump from streets on "Cold on Memphis Boulevard" and "Platte Cove Road" to dots on bigger maps like "Odessa" and "Nashville, TN"—as well as a myriad of folk-pop stylings. The sweet rundown melody of the title track also reveals the duo's knack for a great line ("The tourists sometimes slow down when they're lost") while "Salinas" shows their ability to stretch out into rugged space. The songs are immediately sweet, but repeated listens show the deep emotion and complications underneath. At just under 30 minutes, this Trummors album may seem slight, but its effect is anything but.
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Smoothini's audition appearance, posted by AGT on YouTube, has garnered nearly 4.7 million views. He will make his next appearance on the show's "Judgment Week" round (July 22 and 23 on NBC). Watch below as he stuns the live audience and makes Howie Mandel's pen disappear up his nose!
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Submitted by marc.battyani 3527 days 56 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2622 days 18 hours 41 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2615 days 9 hours 58 min ago
re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
Submitted by marc.battyani 2612 days 14 hours 12 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Repository access
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Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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Good food , good service
Wonderful, service was excellent , food was cheap, and was OK
Very quick service, place is convenientmore
Had dinner here twice and both times it was great. The food was good and the service excellent. Will definitely come back when I have the chance to be in London again.more
Went on a cold day, craving something warm. This place was just what I wanted. Friendly staff greeted me upon entry and the queue was moving swiftly. Ordered the sizzling chicken noodles which tasted very good. It tasted fresh and was piping hot when it arrived. The prices on the menu are very reasonable and a person can leave happy and satisfied having paid under a tenner.
Would visit again...more
Makan has been around for good few years. Located under the Westway it took over the cafe next door a while back. A firm favourite with locals it is busy throughout the week, not just on Saturdays when the area is taken over by tourists.
It speaks for Makan that they do so well despite very basic tables and chairs and no interior deco to talk of. They offer a good choice of dishes and I...more
popped in here after a cold day wandering through portobello market. i had the 3 vegetable choice dish with noodles. all of the veggie options were great i had the eggplant (definitely my favorite), black bean tofu, and some sort of broccoli dish. this was a huge amount of food and definitely could have been shared between two people. i wish there had been more veggies and less noodles...more


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|letendre47@ - 21 reviews
11.10.2015 - age: 50+
Good movie, yet some things were very bizzare. (Maybe it's just me).. average cinematography (it could have been better), good performances. The movie lacked the psychological aspect of being left alone, the joy of communicating to earth (after a long time) or the pompousness of creation!!! This movie could have been a lot better.
|fsa@ - 109 reviews
7.10.2015 - age: 26-35
Outstanding! What a power message, and it is awesome to see that Prayer and seeking God is real. I pray that many, many, many thousands of people will see this awesome movie, but most all don't miss the message of the move. There is hope for our world, if people would just believe that it is not our will that saves us, but a higher power. Amen!
|i.m.a.believe@ - first review
3.10.2015 - age: 50+
A young teenage girl was murdered in her own home in Noida (Delhi region) in 2008. This is the story of that investigation. An investigation so bungled by cops, so beset by prejudices, corruption and ego problems within the police and CBI that there is no definite answer till today. There were two schools of thought - First: The parents found the girl in a compromising position with the family's domestic help, and killed both in a rage - An Honor Killing. Second: The domestic let some friends in and they killed the girl. This movie is sympathetic towards the parents. You can also read up on Aarushi Talwar murder case on Tehelka, Business Standard, BBC, and all Indian newspapers. Patrick French actually devoted a whole chapter to this case in his book INDIA. If you want to learn how murder investigations happen in India, go watch this movie. No matter which side you lean on, the stupidity of cops will frighten and amaze you at the same time.
|impi@ - 101 reviews
6.10.2015 - age: 36-49
This is a real "indie" movie: a small story about people interacting with each other as they do in real life. It's very funny and moving. Lily Tomlin is superb as a feisty, provocative mother and grandmother. If she were a kid, she'd be sent to her room after washing her mouth out with soap. But she's all guts, heart and hurt while being sometimes truly insensitive. Her grand-daughter is a child of now, facing the kinds of challenges young women with neglectful mothers and absent fathers have to deal with. And her mother is a very successful but out of touch-with-her-own feelings woman who even her own mother is afraid of. There are some wonderful moments in this film. Not for blockbuster action movie fans. But if you love and appreciate human foibles, irony, wit, humour and feeling, you'll enjoy this. A kind of grandmother/granddaughter road movie, where there's no violence but lots of real-life human-scale action. It's a movie where writing and acting shine!
|david.s@ - 31 reviews
5.10.2015 - age: 50+
Cheesy but good! The movie is based off a video game so don't expect it to be real world and follow physics but they could have put a little more money into the CGI parts as they looked already almost out of date.
|james_333_6@ - 46 reviews
2.10.2015 - age: 18-25
Kind of a blah movie, although I liked the kids well enough. I don't mind origin stories taking a little time, but the pacing at the end wasn't that great. It was like someone thought," Oh, crap! This is a superhero movie, we'd better cobble together an action sequence" but had already run out of time and budget. At least they didn't waste twenty minutes trashing a big city. I saw it at the cheap theater, so it wasn't like I wasted a huge amount of money on it.
|cat.lady@ - 2 reviews
26.9.2015 - age: 50+
A film that dares to exposit the shallow, vacuous nature of our modern North American culture, festooned as it is within this film at least, by scenes of soulless commercial strips and eating toxic glyphosate-laden fast food that we dare to allow to be sold as food safe for human consumption. And behind this backdrop, it's the story of a shy writer upon whom fame and a reputation for genius are thrust for daring to write a 1,000 page tome that exposes the hollow, lonely, disconnected innards of American life. How many films dare to do that? Little pretense here folks. Only truths aired far too little.
|phl222@ - 33 reviews
25.9.2015 - age: 50+
Robert DeNiro's acting is first-class, similar to that of Spencer Tracy which is the biggest compliment imaginable. His on-screen chemistry with all of the other characters, both major and minor, was a treat to watch. This was an entertaining script with something for everyone, old, young, digital, analog and otherwise. Wonderful to see Linda Lavin and Rene Russo! Loved the gaggle of geeky guys in the office with their hoodies and t-shirts.
|hajwhitney@ - 61 reviews
26.9.2015 - age: 50+
I am not a big fan of Tom Cruise, but I think this film is better than most James Bond movies. The story is easy to follow and there are a lot of exciting action set-pieces.
|kingrocknroll@ - 47 reviews
23.9.2015 - age: 50+
Actors and story are fantastic! A skillful story about real life and how God works when we seek Him. Prayer is needed by everyone and this teaches you how to pray.
|sybil.quillin@ - first review
22.9.2015 - age: 50+
This movie has many life lessons about marriages that fall apart and how one picks oneself up after. We learn about the Indian culture and about love. Both Patricia Clarkson and Ben Kingsley are good in their roles and have chemistry on the screen. Using driving lessons as a metaphor for life is very clever. It is a gentle film about two people who learn much from each other. Also we get to see some of New York which is always a bonus.
|vanda.pietrantonio@ - 95 reviews
22.9.2015 - age: 50+
I still consider "The Last Airbender" to be one of the worst films I've ever seen both because of a personal attachment to the television series and because I'm a human being with eyes and ears. Nevertheless, I'm happy to see M. Night Shyamalan get back on track with the horror comedy "The Visit". I think it's a smart and original horror film that is quite effective. If the trailers interest you, I say check it out. If you're not convinced yet, or you don't know what this movie is about, allow me to entice you into a trip to the theatre. Young Rebecca (Olivia DeJonge) and Tyler (Ed Oxenbould) are travelling to meet their grandparents Pop Pop John (Peter Mc Robbie) and Nana Doris (Deanna Dunagan) while their mother is off on a vacation with her new boyfriend. Neither has ever met their grandparents, as their mother (Kathryn Hahn) left home at a young age and on bad terms. As the days pass by, they become increasingly uneasy upon witnessing the uncomfortable behavior of the elderly couple, even as everyone around them keeps insisting that old people, sometimes they just act weird. I think if you boil any effective horror film down, they're essentially about a single, primal fear. The fear of the dark, of being alone, of water, etc. "The Visit" is a fear that I think lends itself very well to a horror comedy, the fear of old people. Now I can hear you chuckling or thinking that it's pretty insensitive to write something like this, but I think I'm just being honest. Have you ever been to an old folks' home, one where the residents are starting to struggle with dementia? It weirds you out to see human beings act unusually. This film reminded me of seeing my elderly grandmother before she passed away, how I felt bad for her because she would pick at imaginary garden plants… but it also made me uneasy and if you step back at the situation, it could easily be played for comedy effectively. I think there's an image of an old face being something to be fearful of that's simply ingrained in our minds and experience with kind grandparents have allow us to move past that, but think about old people in stories. The old woman disguise in "Snow White", any image of a witch or warlock, the shriveled frame of a mummy… they're old people and they're something to be afraid of. "The Visit" is a horror comedy. I'm not talking about something like "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil" or "Slither" where people are killed or murdered in a comedic way. The humor here is a mix or awkward humor and persistent nervous laughter. Nana will say something really off-putting and creepy and then just stop. She'll stare intensely and then say "oh, I'm just joking" and you'll laugh because hey! She was just playing with her grandchildren… but was she really? Was she just trying to make it seem like everything was all right? Don't think that I'm interpreting some peculiar sights or events as being intentionally funny when they're not supposed to be either. It's very obvious that we're supposed to laugh at the sight of a prepubescent Tyler acting as a wigger wannabe gangster by busting out rhymes to impress the "ladies" on YouTube. I don't think I've ever seen a horror comedy that handled its laughs quite the way this one did and originality is something to seek out. You might not know that "The Visit" is shot in a found-footage style, but that is not a deterrent here. The premise is that these kids are travelling to see their grandparents and because Rebecca aspires to be a documentarian, she's shooting interviews with Nana and Pop Pop, looking around the house to re-create family memories and going through the footage to edit it into a coherent story. She and Tyler both have cameras, meaning we can get multiple angles on certain situations and there are scenes where the camera is put down in a strategic point to catch the action in a way that is very effective. Because of the way the characters are developed, I bought the framework completely. I actually think this is one of the better examples of how to properly use this camera technique, particularly when you consider that every kid nowadays is looking to capture that YouTube fame. There's some nice subtlety present throughout, like the way that we learn about the children's relationship with their family and how this trip is both exciting because they're meeting people they never met, but it's also being therapeutic in a way. The characters are actually well developed because there's not a focus on a high body count, but I know what you really want to hear about. You want to know if the picture is scary right? I'll admit that I get scared pretty easily, but there's a difference between being scared, and being startled. This movie is not about jump scares. The few that there are, they're well earned and I thought they made sense considering the method of filming. Maybe it's because sometimes, old people freak me out. I was able to both laugh at some of the strange behavior and start turning it over in the back of my brain until it started becoming truly bizarre. Nana seems to be cooking every time you see her, maybe it's nothing but to me, it started looking like compulsive behavior. Then, as we learn more about what exactly is going on when the lights go down in this isolated house in the middle of the country, I got to be really frightened. In a way I'm glad that none of my friends were "brave" enough to join me. I did not have a spare stick of deodorant handy I was sweating a lot during the last third of the film, particularly as some big and very chilling revelations come up. I think the ending drags a little, and even then that's somewhat excusable because of the documentary-like format the story is being presented in. I also feel like some choices, like having big titles come up and say "Monday morning" were unnecessary and didn't really help the story or the pacing. Small details really. I think this horror flick is original, it's got good atmosphere and genuine scares, and it uses tried-and-true techniques well. It's also got some very strong performances. Highlights for me are the grandparents, Peter McRobbie and Deanna Dunagan. They play the roles just right. They display a mix of being warm and inviting, at times funny, at times scary and plain awkward in a chilling way. I think that if you look at how many different masks they wear and how they're able to put themselves in situations that are somewhat embarrassing (old age you know, it ain't pretty) it took a lot of guts to go with this role, and go all the way with it. Well, there you have it. A director that hit some rough patches in his career has come back with a good movie. I was genuinely frightened during "The Visit". I didn't quite scream in terror, but I did laugh out loud a lot and I was caught off-guard by more than one or two scares, elevating it above your generic chillers. I say check it out and take a little bit of time to really think about what you just saw and I believe you'll agree with my positive review. (Theatrical version on the big screen, September 17, 2015)
|adamwatchesmovies@ - 392 reviews
18.9.2015 - age: 26-35
This was probably, for me, Johnny Depp's most memorable/best performance. Don't get me wrong, it's not because I liked it, its 'cuz I was so damn scared by the realism he brought to his character. You know that window of fantasy that allows you to distance yourself from the movie and be like, "oh, that was bloody but entertaining - lets now go eat pizza"? Yeah no, not here. Here, they literally show you, A to Z, the 5000 ways of dying if you tattle tale on your mobster boss. It was far too real to the point of being gruesome (i. e., killing 101, no special effects and laser beams) which made it pretty damn uncomfortable to watch. I would recommend you watch it, nonetheless, but it left me sorta (ok, Very) petrified.
|ochow@ - 47 reviews
19.9.2015 - age: 26-35
What a magnificent movie. The film beautifully portrays the relationship between wolfs and the ancient Mongolian tribes during the Chinese cultural revolution. The cinematography is out of this world. Worth seeing it in Imax. If you love nature this is a must see.
|rajy06@ - 44 reviews
15.9.2015 - age: 50+
Great show! All actors acted really well. History very well explained. If you like the 80s and 90s hiphop and are a fan of Dre, Cube, and Eazy-E go watch this movie... It is very well done!
|wes786@ - 49 reviews
13.9.2015 - age: 26-35
An exhilarating adventure movie, beautifully photographed with very interesting commentary. Scary at times considering what these guys are going through. Watch it on a big screen... Do NOT wait till it comes out on DVD.
|paulberner@ - 62 reviews
8.9.2015 - age: 50+
ONCE AGAIN the "Film Critics" strike out by panning another delite!! A Fine Summer treat. Thanks to all those positive reviews posted here!! Go enjoy yourselves.
|george@ - 47 reviews
5.9.2015 - age: 50+
It was a pretty good movie but could have been better. It was slow in spots and didn't flow as well as it should but it was pretty good. If you go with low expectations and are there just for a little entertainment you'll probably enjoy it. If you go with high expectations you might walk out disappointed.
|mjhietanen@ - 38 reviews
1.9.2015 - age: 36-49
Pleasantly surprised as I am not a Tom Cruise fan. Very good story line with Rebecca Ferguson stealing every scene she is in. Some of the fast paced "action" scenes (i. e., motorcycles, cars) were a bit gratuitous but the 'kids' loved them. Lots of 'twists and turns'.
|c.est.ca@ - 48 reviews
2.9.2015 - age: 50+
Visually stunning, good acting, actually thrilling true alpine adventure. Left on a mountain climbing high.
|paulajoyp@ - first review
4.9.2015 - age: 50+
The movie is brutal and way over the top. Good for Owen to branch out of his comedy routine but I don't think this role was a good fit for him. The movie didn't seem realistic and it plays heavily on shock value. It is non stop action and extremely intense if you like that.
|brezovcan@ - 65 reviews
1.9.2015 - age: 36-49
I saw Jesse Eisenberg in 'American Ultra' earlier this week and loved it. On that basis I went to 'End of the Tour' last night and was bored shirtless. His stiff and nervous performance left me feeling uncomfortable and the pretentious, pseudo intellectual dialogue, stilted and false. Clever juggling of release dates to take advantage of AU's success is a lame way to sell tickets.
|michaelprops@ - 84 reviews
29.8.2015 - age: 50+
We and the people in the theatre laughed so hard at this movie. It was a real surprise for me. So funny and unpredictable. I havent heard that this is a reboot of an old movie before. But I am so happy I got to see it.
|palomaarts@ - 59 reviews
23.8.2015 - age: 36-49
Super entertaining flick. Tom Cruise doing what he does best, action hero with just enough depth to keep it interesting. Finally we get a really good car chase scene as well. When was the last time we had one of those? Ronin? The Bourne films? The only takeaway is that the original Mission Impossible show had all team members contributing equally so that it all came together perfectly each time. This film is very much an Ethan Hunt show with small supporting contributions from other members. I think it would be better if it were more like Ocean's Eleven with lots of moving parts. Also, the original series had flawless execution by the characters. In this movie, the MIF members make mistakes and goof quite often. Is it because modern audiences don't like being talked down to? They prefer fallible characters in order to identify with them more? I'll have to give this a think-over. Alec Baldwin is good fun as the CIA head and modern-day bureaucrat. The female lead, Rebecca Ferguson, steals every scene she's in. It's almost like they wanted Scarlett Johansson in that role as a Black Widow-type character. I'm not sure why the screenwriters thought adding a couple scenes of a congressional oversight committee would be fun. And the well-documented escapades of Tom Cruise doing or not doing his own stunts is starting to help take viewers out of the action scenes a bit when they are happening. The opening sequence, my stepfather and I just kept discussing if he really did this or not. That's not supposed to happen while watching a film. Lots of good laughs and fun sequences. The last two Mission Impossible entries have both been fantastic. Look forward to more.
|patrick.sullivan@ - 39 reviews
19.8.2015 - age: 36-49
First off this is no low budget affair; the action scenes are crisp and the cinematography is eye catching. I had never seen nor heard about the original series (except perhaps as a vague pop reference) My intuition tells me that Henry Cavill hits it dead on, right down to the speech pattern. Good chemistry between the leads. Only downfall was the unremarkable plot line/story.
|rubix@ - 91 reviews
24.8.2015 - age: 36-49
In some ways it's hard to believe that this film is by the same fella who made the brilliant The Squid and the Whale. Frances Ha was good and quirky and While We're Young was not bad though had a terrible Hollywood ending. I think there is two thirds of a good movie in Mistress America. Some parts were full of forced 'zaniness' (the last part at the house in the country was terrible) In his recent films Baumbach is trying to do Woody Allen and even Woody Allen can't do himself justice these days. (The 'cool' music, the 'mordant' observations... these induced some eye-rolling on my part.) The director ought to take a bit more time between films and get back to some quality work. Maybe the whole auteur thing has gone to his head.
|kennzer@ - 39 reviews
25.8.2015 - age: 36-49
I didn't read one review here acknowledging Southpaw (is there a more generic boxing title?) as a 90 minute film trapped in 2 hours. It would be perfectly adequate if not for the 3rd act where Gyllenhaal and Forrest Whitaker 'bond'/mumble a lot to each other. These scenes bring the film to a crashing halt and it never really achieves lift-off afterwards. The film is o. k. The kid is the best thing - and the best actor - in it.
|nickwinters@ - 43 reviews
15.8.2015 - age: 36-49
Enough jaw dropping cliff hangers to keep you on the edge of your seat. Nice to see Kurt Russell back in action, even without a black eye patch. Even knowing stunts in skyscrapers were computer generated. They were still cool. Nice tribute to Paul Walker at end. Clearly he'll be missed by the Fast and Furious team.
|jroskosk@ - first review
20.8.2015 - age: 50+
This movie is a first rate example of how to take a TV series and adapt it to the movies. They didn't try and modernize it, it take place in the 60's. They didn't put in the high tech and one chase scene after another as is in most of the James Bond movies. I hope this does well at the box office as I would love to see more of these films made. I am sure I have never given a film a "10" rating and very few a "9". best film I have seen this year.
|a7a68909@ - 52 reviews
15.8.2015 - age: 50+
I was expecting something of the same type of excitement I remember from the tv show so many years ago. I was so very disappointed. The movie was slow, boring, a dumb story with lousy acting. There was nothing to cause me to increase my rating. A complete disappointment.
|howardw2112@ - 53 reviews
14.8.2015 - age: 50+
Terrible. The team just did not work for me. There was no depth of relationship between the four. Sue was the worst. She always looked so depressed, never smiled, and wth was with her hair? It stuck out all over the place, messy, and in one scene there were three inches of brown roots, then blonde white in the next. (Just goes to show how bored I was if I was noticing hair) Now considering the amount of time they spent devoted to the four key actors, you'd think the script would have had some sort of dynamics between them--but nothing, nadda. Then a five minute fight at the end that had NO meaning. I kept waiting, and hoping that something would spark in the movie, but it never did and I'm a big fan of Marvel. It takes a lot to disappoint me, but this managed.
|lwards@ - 56 reviews
9.8.2015 - age: 36-49
This is Hitchcock's "Rope" done with finesse and development. It flows much better than the AH treatment, and has comedy and romance to boot. It also mentions Strangers on a Train, and a bit from Shadow of a Doubt; but the very difficult subject matter of Rope is the real challenge, and is met possibly as best as anyone can. Within the context of this constraint this is perhaps the finest Allen movie ever. I expect that the critics won't have a clue.
|doublesummerdoorstar@ - 40 reviews
12.8.2015 - age: 50+
This was a good movie and I enjoyed it. I suggest people don't read ANY reviews about it, other than if people liked it or not. Otherwise, even reading a line or two of what the movie is about, gives it away. The same courtesy should apply when you see it and talk about it with others. Simply state if you liked it. I recommend seeing it and am happy to have seen it before everyone gives away the story.
|mslynnypooh@ - 67 reviews
9.8.2015 - age: 50+
Having read Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert as an undergraduate is certainly a big bonus for this present Gemma Bovery. One must keep in mind that Madame Bovary is the quintessential supreme French novel of the 19th Century and perhaps of any French literary period. The story is well known, inside and out and it caused a scandal in its day with its then themes of female liberation. The light film becomes a comedic version of the Bovary story, beautifully smart and witty as its great source material. Enjoy the film as it is a smart one, but don't go expecting ludicrous action and ridiculous situations "à l'Américaine."
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... drive to Perry, FL. Yes, we really are in Florida. The temperatures continue to be in the high 90s, and we continue to have more rain showers than we would have expected in July. But it hasn't hampered our camping experiences. The highlight of Perry was our trip to Walmart and cooking delicious steaks over an oak campfire. Yesterday we traveled further south along the west coast to the St. Petersburg area. The ...
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This morning Sue M arrived from South Africa to visit Sue K. The flight from Atlanta to Tampa was right on time and I was there to meet her as she exited the tram. She was well rested and was able to sleep quite a bit on the flight. We made our way to Clearwater and had a light lunch after she settled in. After lunch I gave Sue a little tour showing her some of my ...
Come Sail Away,
Checked out of the hotel and headed to the ship a little before Noon. It was only about 5 min by cab, to the pier. The line to drop your luggage was extremely long, and took us almost 20 min. Then upstairs for a much shorter security line, and no line for Suite Guest check in.
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At Broadway Elementary, teacher Darren Herndon, left, and students Adam Sabota, center, and Destanee Wilson pack a box with empty printer cartridges to be recycled. Herndon has run the school's recycling program for several years, gathering cartridges and other recyclables and earning money when the items are returned.
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The latest news form from the Indian Premier League as it enters its closing stages. Wins this week for the Chennai Super Kings, Kings XI Punjab and the Pune Warriors and a winning return for Indian legend Sourav Ganguly.
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Canada has relaxed its carry-on luggage restrictions on flights to the United States. Passengers now are permitted to bring one carry-on bag that can include reading material, personal electronics, medications, etc., with a size limit of 22-by-16-by-9 inches. Travelers also may carry a purse or small laptop-only bag in addition to the carry-on bag.
Canada had forbidden carry-on luggage on flights to the U.S. after the attempted Dec. 25 bombing of an Amsterdam-Detroit flight. For details on the new carry-on policy, see the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (www.catsa.gc.ca) and check with your airline.


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