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The Pham brothers have been good to Rancho Bernardo High.
Tom Pham was the CIF San Diego Section singles runner-up in 2008 and '09. Tyler Pham was the CIF runner-up in doubles last season and is the No. 1 seed in singles this season.
And the Broncos have been to four CIF title matches with a Pham on the court, including back-to-back titles.
Question : How does it feel to win back-to-back CIF team championships?
Answer : It's pretty exciting, and I'm glad to be part of it. I'm only sorry I couldn't share this last one with my brother (Tom, a sophomore at Santa Clara).
Q : Is either title more special?
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Q : Is it a grind going from the team championships, to league individual championships, to CIF individual championships?
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Do you watch tennis on TV? : Just started watching last year. Thought it was boring until then.
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Liked everything about the house for our ski weekend. We've rented a few houses over the years and this one was by far the nicest in it's price range. Plenty of space for our group to feel comfortable in. Woodburning stove/fireplace was nice and the big open feel from each of the three floors to the outside views of the mountain were EXCELLENT. Also, close to everything yet very private. I'd recommend this to any group that wants to ski Hunter Mountain.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 27003095:MV8yMDM5MzU2XzM0Mjg3MTc4XzE3MkNCRDc4] [quote:waterman:MV8yMDM5MzU2XzM0Mjg1MTg4XzNBQkQ2OTND] Elijah is a forerunner to this last day servant we are talking about and the Israel that everybody thinks the war of God and Magog is going against is spiritual Israel not geographical Isreal (the keys is to know that the physical happens first in the bible and then the spiritual)...or in other words the United States. God will send this Eliah to warn the untied states before the Day of the Lord(attack by Gog and Magog)..bible states no one will listen and we go into captivity then after the people become holy again God raises up this deliverer from amongst the people in captivity. According to the Jewish Encyclopedia, Armilus is "a king who will arise at the end of time against the Messiah ben joseph, and will be conquered by him after having brought much distress upon Israel", similar to Gog. He is spoken of in both Midrash Vayosha and Sefer Zerubbabel, in which he defeats the Messiah ben Joseph. The Messiah ben David comes and raises messiah ben joseph from the dead and the ministry of the two witnesses(messiah ben joseph, messiah ben david) shortly begins Everyone is waiting for the beginning of the 7 year tribulation and the 7 year peace treaty to be signed but the Day of the Lord is the destruction of the United States and comes 42 months before the 7 year tribulation which is divided into 2 forty two month periods...Revelation tells us you will have trouble 10 days: Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation ten days: be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life. The whole purpose of the two witnesses is to bring the two houses of Isreal (Northern kingdom lost 10 tribes) and the southern kindgom (Judah or Israel in the middle east right now) back together as one house like in the times of David, because those two houses are still separated right now. Just as in the times of Moses when the children of Israel were in captivity, God raised up a deliverer and sent Aaron with him. The lost 10 tribes are in just the opposite scenerio. The time of Moses the children started out in captivity and were in the land of Egypt(full of idols). They were waiting for a deliverer and to go to the land of milk and honey. The deliverer(Moses) came and they went out through the desert with all of Egypts gold and silver and went to the promised land Today those lost 10 tribes are in the Land of Milk and Honey(United States) but these children have turned their land of milk and honey into a land of Egypt( full of idols, cars, houses computers, phones elctronics,,,etc,,,all the things that take the place of God in their life. God will send Elijah the first witness to warn the people they need to repent just as God does before major destruction...He sent Noah to warn people..Lot to warn people..Jonah to warn ninevah and so on. From what the Word says these people will not listen and God will destory the peoples idols but they will not be happy to leave Egypt because they love their idols more than they love God. So they will leave Egypt kicking and screaming and taking none of thier gold and silver with them. They will go through the desert into the furnace of affliction for 42 months until God makes them a holy people again. Then God will raise up a deliverer and send an aaron type(elijah ) with him. God will have this deliverer teach the people righteousness. [/quote] I read you, but Im dont have understanding of this. What I know is that it is said and repeated that no prophet of his own country is heard. This perhaps might be able to clear if they are two or more, if they are from different countries. Another thing is that I never really interpreted United States as Israel/Egypt/Babylon. I dont know where to fit US still, I think its a big block of the prophecies that could be affected if TPTB decided to use the US to deceive people into thinking its something else. Anyway, when I read Romans 11 or so, I started to relate with things that are happening on US now, but there it says "Israel", so I didnt really thought things through. The message I got, is that what is happening now is just a scare, a "wild fig tree" shaking, at wich some natural branches might fall, but those who do, might be used to "regenerated" the tree. I really have no wisdom at all to be talking these things. But maybe if you check Romans 11 or so you might be able to see better. [/quote]
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Mary A. Verissimo Mary A. Verissimo, a retired nurse's aide, a Tulare, Ca. resident for 56 years, went to be with the Lord March 6, 2013. Born in Hanford, Ca. November 4, 1916 to John B. and Mary Cardoza. She is survived by a sister Linda Baldwin of Kingsburg, Ca., a brother John Cardoza (Beverly) of Apple Valley, Ca., and three children David (Camille) of Visalia, Fran Wood (Ron) of Elk Grove, Ca., Paul (Linda) of Visalia. She is also survived by daughter-in-law Rebecca Verissimo of Tulare, eight Grandchildren, 10 Great Grandchildren, and two Great-Great Grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, son Richard, brother Manuel Cardoza, and grandson Tommy. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, March 12, 2013, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Miller's Tulare Funeral Home, 151 North "H" Street, Tulare, Ca. Recitation of the Rosary and Mass of the Resurrection will be held on Wednesday, March 13, 2013, 1:00 p.m. at St. Rita's Catholic Church, 954 South "O" Street, Tulare, Ca., with burial at North Tulare Cemetery. The family would like to thank all at Linwood Meadows Care Center for their care for our mother for the last six years. Donations may be made in her name to Hospice of Tulare County or
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Anna grew up with the story that when she came along,
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what she needs. Companionship. Company. Affection. This 240 page book is not
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not once while I was reading the book felt like I was being bashed over the head
with a point. Rather, the entire focus of the story is Anna. It's her story. And
Anna....I felt for her so much. I just wanted to spirited her away or at least
give her a million hugs of affection. The things that she endured and the lack
of positive, loving adult presence in her life breaks my heart. But the thing
that drives home Anna's story is Scheidt's prose. It's frank, sparse and
lyrical. She doesn't hold back in her words, but she's not
overly descriptive either. The words are just so. Raw. honest and wonderfully
written. --reviewed by Connie of Books Inc. Opera Plaza
Los Colores del Camaleon por Chisato Tashiro
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Chameleon's Colors is a delicious story full of creative joy. Through the story you will get to know all of the animals of the jungle and you will realize the value and importance of the things that make us unique. Be prepared to see lions with stripes of a million colors and blue zebras with green polka-dots and even a pink hippo! What is going through the chameleon's mind?
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News from Marvel's panel in San Diego was hitting the internet faster than we could hit refresh. We got you covered on the television side, and now in one handy-dandy post is the rest - all of the movie news, casting, and announcements that Marvel dropped last week. Hopefully, this will keep you daydreaming until Marvel's next big bombshells. Marvel Studios Has All New Fanfare! Instead of playing up the brand name alone, Marvel has tinkered with their studio intro credit to focus on their characters. The original fanfare, composed by Brian Tyler, has been replaced by a new composition from Michael Giacchino (Star Trek, Up). While the new intro works fine, the long-running one focused on the rustling flips of comic book pages and glimpses of comics that reminded...
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The risk-averse nature of filmmaking means that the world's more maverick and outrageous writers and directors have to make do with relatively low budgets. Nicolas Winding Refn drenched the screen in all kinds of sordid, violent and startling imagery in such films as Only God Forgives and this year's The Neon Demon, but the combined budget of those probably didn't even match the catering budget for something like Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice.
Every so often, though, a truly bonkers film slips through the Hollywood studio system - often by accident. From horror sequels to original sci-fi adventures, here are 12 incredibly expensive and gloriously eccentric Hollywood movies from the past 40 years.
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Budget: $14 million
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(L-r) Actors Chris Pine, John Cho, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, Zachary Qunito, Justin Lin, Zoe Saldana, Sofia Boutella and J.J. Abrams pose together at the world premiere of the Paramount Pictures title "Star Trek Beyond" at Embarcadero Marina Park South on July 20, 2016 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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Actor Idris Elba attends the world premiere of the Paramount Pictures title .Star Trek Beyond. at Embarcadero Marina Park South on July 20, 2016 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Jonathan Leibson/Getty Images)
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First he was "Undateable." Now comedian Ron Funches is "Powerless." The comedian has joined the cast of the upcoming NBC series, billed as the first comedy set in the DC Comics world.
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Funches will play Ron, an I.T. guy "who works at RetCon Insurance Co., which specializes in coverage against damage caused by Super Heroes. Ron is a sweet and innocent guy who, unlike his co-workers, has not lost his childlike enthusiasm for all things Super Hero."
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First he was "Undateable." Now comedian Ron Funches is "Powerless." The comedian has joined the cast of the upcoming NBC series, billed as the first comedy set in the DC Comics world.
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Stephen Lacey and Andrew Leyland are your guide to Marvel's First Family, The Fantastic Four. Starting at the very beginning of the Marvel Age of Comics, they cover every issue of The Fantastic Four, every spinoff title (Strange Tales, Marvel Two-In-One, and more), every guest appearance and every cameo, in order of publication…
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To celebrate the success of a variety of Game of Thrones merchandise, HBO is hosting a scavenger hunt for fans at Comic-Con starting on Wednesday, July 20th at 6:00pm! Also: Famous Monsters at Sdcc 2016, Tales of Poe DVD and Digital HD release details, and info on Spell on Wheels' first issue debut.
Game of Thrones Sdcc 2016 Scavenger Hunt Details: Press Release: "Wednesday, July 13, 2016 — HBO Global Licensing is excited to debut a wide array of new Game of Thrones products and convention exclusives at this year's San Diego Comic Con, and to highlight some of its bestselling products released throughout the series' run. To help celebrate, HBO is inviting fans to participate in a Comic-Con Scavenger Hunt, sending them on a quest to find some of the coolest Game of Thrones products available on the Comic-Con floor.
Starting Wednesday, July 20th, at 6 p.m. Pt when the convention floor opens for Preview Night, »
- Tamika Jones
13 July 2016 6:30 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Even though there are no new Harry Potter books that we know of coming out anytime soon, the wizarding world is continuing to be explored by creator J.K. Rowling in other formats. But could we have a new movie to look forward to in the near future? Recently, the stage play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child opened in London, and the story is a continuation of the main Harry Potter story that ended with The Deathly Hallows. And it looks like Warner Bros. may be looking at the possibility of a movie.
A trademark and copyright expert from Ireland named Brian Conroy recently revealed via his website that Warner Bros. filed a trademark for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on July 8. Up to this point, virtually every other trademark filed for The Cursed Child had been done by J.K. Rowling, and not Warner Bros., who produced all eight of the Harry Potter movies. »
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11 July 2016 12:45 PM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
The long-running video game series "Battlefield" will soon be headed to TV. Variety reports that Paramount Television and Anonymous Content will develop a television series based on "Battlefield." It will be executive produced by Anonymous Content's Michael Sugar, best known for producing Steven Soderbergh's TV series "The Knick" and the Oscar-winning film "Spotlight," and Ashley Zalta.
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On this episode, we get together to talk about random stuff like The Conjuring 2, The Neon Demon, The Shallows, why Scream Factory's The Return of the Living Dead Blu-Ray release is better than the Second Sight's UK "purist" Blu-Ray, Friday the 13th: The Game and more!
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00:01 | The Conjuring 2 – Read Andy's Review here, The Neon Demon, The Shallows – Read Andy's review here.
00:03 | The Return of the Living Dead Blu-Ray by Scream Factory
00:09 | Swiss Army Man, Carnage Park, The Purge: Election Year (Andy's review)
00:14 | Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! Blu-Ray, Outcast, Dead of Summer (read Chris Melkus' review of Episode 1 and Episode 2)
00:16 | Alan Wake
00:20 | Blu-Ray Releases for 7/12, 7/19 & 7/26
00:29 | Follow-Up on Episode 126 – Mike Flanagan's involvement with Halloween
00:30 | Friday the 13th: The Game & Dead by Daylight
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- Andy Triefenbach
2 July 2016 11:05 AM, PDT | Dark Horizons | See recent Dark Horizons news »
Pixar has undergone some criticism in recent years for their reliance on sequels be it "Cars 2," "Monsters University" and the recent "Finding Dory" along with three other announced follow-ups on the way every June for the next three years - "Cars 3" in 2017, "Toy Story 4" in 2018 and "The Incredibles 2" in 2019. In fact they're only one original movie on the way in the next three years - "Coco" next Thanksgiving.
Speaking with EW this weekend, Pixar president Jim Morris has revealed that for now there are no more plans for further sequels beyond the three already announced, and right now Pixar is only developing original ideas with four films currently in the works. Morris says: "Everything after Toy Story and The Incredibles is an original right now."
Of the four, two of those will hit in 2020, the next either entirely in 2021 or one pushed back into 2022. Of the two 2020 films, he »
- Garth Franklin
1 July 2016 4:00 PM, PDT | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »
Pixar has been going a little sequel crazy as of late. And while the Emmerville animation studio has a better track record of sequels than most, Pixar president Jim Morris confirms that there are currently no plans to sequelize Ratatouille, Up, Wall-e, or Inside Out. In fact, beyond the announced sequels the studio is slated to […]
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- Peter Sciretta
30 June 2016 1:54 PM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
"The Steps" follows Jeff (Jason Ritter), an uptight New Yorker who was just let go from his job, and his party girl sister Marla (Emmanuelle Chriqui) who go meet their father (James Brolin) who has recently gotten married to a woman (Christine Lahti) with three adult children of her own. The meeting prompts a culture clash that sends both sides of the family into chaos, but when the "step" parents announce they're adopting a child, tensions rise and bitterness is shared as everyone struggles to learn the meaning of family. Watch an exclusive clip from the film below featuring Jeff and Marla admiring a painting of their father only to find him having sex with his new wife behind the living room couch.
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- Vikram Murthi
17 June 2016 2:10 PM, PDT | Indiewire | See recent Indiewire news »
Like Pixar, Disney continues pushing the envelope with its shorts program, and "Inner Workings" offers yet another innovation in hybrid animation and quirky narrative.
Director Leo Matsuda (story artist on the Oscar-winning "Big Hero 6" and "Wreck-It Ralph") takes us inside the cartoony body of a hapless clerk named Paul, whose brain and heart engage in a tug-of-war that nearly tears him apart.
But unlike Pixar's Oscar-winning "Inside Out," the intent is purely physical, not cerebral. "I'm a Japanese Brazilian so I'm very disciplined, but I also like to party," said Matsuda, who was inspired by the human anatomy illustrations from the "Encyclopedia Britannica" that he flipped through as a youth.
Matsuda recreated the graphical look of those layered acetate transparencies in his short along with an '80s vibe that's pushed and theatrical. His influences were Jacques Tati, Wes Anderson, Disney's Ward Kimball and Bruno Bozzetto, »
- Bill Desowitz
16 June 2016 2:30 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
2016 has not been particularly kind to sequels at the box office, and audiences seem to be rejecting films that were overtly created to satisfy a studio need rather than an audience want, a trend I am happy to see. Pixar has had mixed luck with their sequels, creatively speaking, but seems to recognize as a company that story should drive these decisions above everything else. Andrew Stanton's Finding Dory, co-directed with Angus MacLane, has to be considered a victory based on how well it justifies its own existence, telling a story that is built on a solid emotional foundation and driven by new encounters with characters we genuinely adore. Finding Nemo is rightly considered one of the crown jewels of Pixar's overall history, a thematically rich story that took full advantage of the remarkable technical muscle of the studio. Albert Brooks and Ellen DeGeneres is one of the most unlikely comedy duos I can name, but they were perfect together as Marlin (Brooks) and Dory (DeGeneres), two fish who teamed up to find Marlin's missing son. Warm and funny and emotionally devastating in places, Finding Nemo sums up everything that is exciting about what Pixar does as a studio. Finding Dory, on the other hand, serves as a reminder that Pixar is made up of human beings, and it's not some monolithic perfect machine churning out one perfect thing after another. More than the first film, I can feel how hard everyone's working here, and while the end result is enjoyable, it's also far more overtly calculated than the first. Let's be honest… it's hard to make a sequel under any circumstances. The real problem that Pixar has is that they're competing with their own history at this point. It helps that they had this great defining characteristic for Dory, her complete and utter lack of short-term memory, which was mined for so much humor in the first film. This time, they open the film with an extended sequence in which we meet baby Dory, who pushes the definition of the word "cute" right to the breaking point, voiced by Sloane Murray, as her parents Jenny (Diane Keaton) and Charlie (Eugene Levy) work with her to make sure that she'll be safe no matter what, and honestly… just typing those words… it chokes me up all over again. It's a more subtle gutpunch than the opening of Up, but it cuts right to the heart the same way the single shot flashback at the end of Finding Nemo did. One of the things about Pixar's story department is that they emphasize the fundamentals of structure, both for the film as a whole and for the individual set pieces, and often, they lay out how a film will end for you way before you get to the ending. Their films end the way they end because they have to; that's how carefully they structure these things. They are great at setting up narrative inevitabilities that work because they satisfy. That's what structure can do for you as a storyteller; used properly, it creates a satisfying sense of something coming together, all the pieces dropping into place. There's one main problem I have with Finding Dory. It doesn't ruin the movie for me, but it's still a problem. Part of what made the first film so special was the way it emphasized the vast expanse of the world's oceans as part of what Marlin's search for his son so dangerous. The second act of that movie is smart and thrilling and really travels. Here, as soon as they start the search, they narrow it down to an aquarium on the California coastline, and in one quick scene, they bypass the entire ocean. Once they arrive at the aquarium, there are some really great new characters and things build and build, with terrific comedy and action sequences, and the ending really does its job. Even so, I feel like this massive short-cut is such a big narrative cheat, clumsy in a way that is surprising for Pixar. It's like a huge fart at the end of a flawless ballet performance. It takes nothing away from the overall accomplishment, but it sure does land with a thud. Both Brooks and DeGeneres are just as sharp here as they were in the original, but Marlin and Nemo (Hayden Rolence) are side-lined for much of the film. There's a lot less of them in general. DeGeneres carries most of the weight of the movie, and she's excellent. I am an immediate fan of Hank (Ed O'Neill), an octopus who is determined to live out the rest of his life in Cleveland. Brilliantly animated, he's funny and touching all at once, and his relationship with Dory is the real backbone of the movie. Kaitlin Olson (whose new pilot The Mick confirms that she is one of the great comic catastrophes working right now) and Ty Burrell both get some big laughs as a nearsighted whale shark and a beluga with a malfunctioning echolocator. Idris Elba and Dominic West lean into their natural accents as a pair of seals who take great glee in depriving another seal access to their rock, and they're very funny. There's even a fiendishly funny use of Sigourney Weaver. On a technical level, it's gorgeous work, and comparing this to the original should give you some idea of just how far we've come in the 13 years since the first was released. There's a short film attached to this one called Piper that is stunning, told with photo-realistic animals in a photo-realistic environment, with no dialogue whatsoever. It's all performance, and it's startling how good it looks. While I can't help but feel like there's a ham-handed fumble of some key story points, Finding Dory does enough right that it won't matter. Family audiences are going to eat this up, and I do think that when the film lands its emotional punches, it is remarkable. Say what you will, but Pixar understands innately that making their audience feel something deeply is the greatest magic trick in movies, and all of their work as technicians and artists are always focused on making that happen. Finding Dory may be familiar magic, but there's magic in it all the same. Finding Dory is in theaters everywhere tomorrow. »
- Drew McWeeny
15 June 2016 9:13 PM, PDT | CinemaNerdz | See recent CinemaNerdz news »
Welcome to another "Preview Reel" column. where we look at the week's upcoming wide release movies. Originality is something that this summer has seen very little of, as all ten movies in the top ten box office this past weekend consisted of sequels, reboots, or adaptations. This week does feature an original film in the Kevin Hart/Dwayne Johnson vehicle Central Intelligence, but all eyes are on yet another sequel, or we should say sea-quel, with the release of Pixar's Finding Dory. Here's a preview of what to expect.
What we are excited about:
Simply put, Pixar is the most reliable studio out there right now. They have been able to crank instant classic after instant classic with Toy Story, Monsters Inc., Up, and last year's Inside Out. Their sequels (or prequels in Monsters University's case) have a mixed bag, as Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3 are considered masterpieces in animated filmmaking, while Cars 2 does not have that same praise. A sequel to one of their most beloved movies is risky, but bringing back Finding Nemo director Andrew Stanton and returning a majority of the cast (including the amazing Ellen DeGeneres), there is no reason to believe Pixar cannot continue with its winning ways.
What we are worried about:
Cars 2 was a misfire because it took an amusing side character from the first installment, Mater, and made him front and center with his own story. The result turned out to be slightly annoying, and while Dory is a much better character than Mater, there should still be some concern over giving Dory her own movie. While the trailers have been solid, they do not seem to be on the same level as Nemo, which is another concern. Finding Nemo is one of the most beloved animated movies of all time, can a sequel really live up that standing? We'll see.
Critical reception (if any):
Finding Dory has been getting very good reviews as it sits at 94% on RottenTomatoes and 77 on MetaCritic. While those are a step down from Nemo (that has a 99% on RottenTomatoes and 90 on MetaCritic), critics are saying this a worthy sequel that is not only entertaining, but emotionally satisfying as well.
Box office expectations:
Finding Nemo opened to $70.3 million back in May of 2003, and went on to gross $936.7 million worldwide. In those thirteen years, the film has remained a landmark in Pixar's vast achievements and fans have been hungry for a sequel. This is one of the most anticipated movies of the year and should have one of the year's biggest openings, Finding Dory should be able to find anywhere from $110-120 million on its opening weekend.
Final thoughts:
Pixar has the strongest studio resume over the past twenty years, and that includes producing high quality sequels (most of the time). Reviews indicate that they have another hit on their hands that the whole family can enjoy.
What we are excited about:
The idea of putting the Rock and Kevin Hart in an action comedy is genius. The Rock has been a part of some of the more entertaining movies the past couple of years and Kevin Hart has always proven to be a funny man. Those two headlining a movie could prove to be a fun comedy this summer needs.
What we are worried about:
The trailers have been hit or miss to say the least. They seem to put the Rock in awkward situations (the brief clip of a fat Dwayne Johnson singing is enough to give us nightmares) and then a lot of Kevin Hart yelling. Hart's filmography has not been all that impressive, especially given how funny his stand-up has been. Let's just hope the chemistry between the Rock and Kevin Hart is funny enough to make us forget about the mediocre trailers.
Critical reception (if any):
There have been no reviews published as of yet, which is a little concerning for a comedy. Granted, last time we wrote that, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping turned out to be a critical hit, so this could turn out to be a good thing.
Box office expectations:
Finding Dory should dominate this weekend, but Central Intelligence is aiming for a completely different demographic. It should play well for those who feel that they are too old for a Pixar movie (which I'm not sure if those people exist). Look for an opening around $25 million.
Final thoughts:
A Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart movie sounds like the perfect action comedy, and while the trailers have been subpar for Central Intelligence, it could still be a decent summer comedy. »
- Scott Davis
15 June 2016 7:57 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Finding Dory is a fantastic sequel. It's not as good as Finding Nemo, but comes pretty darn close. The story is incredibly imaginative with just the right amount of humor and sentiment. The new characters are so entertaining, even the ones that have minimal screen time. Every piece of the film really stands up to be counted. Pixar has once again proven that they are the kings of animation.
Finding Dory takes place a year after the events of the first film. Dory (Ellen Degeneres) has settled into an idyllic life with Marlin (Albert Brooks) and Nemo (Hayden Rolence). A random event stirs Dory's memories of her childhood. She recounts a strange phrase, then in true Dory fashion, forgets it immediately. Luckily, Nemo is nearby and remembers it. They deduce it is a clue to her birthplace. Marlin is through with cross sea adventures, but Nemo reminds him what Dory did to rescue him. As the trio embarks on the quest for Dory's parents, they get separated. The journey to find each other results in a host of wonderful new friends. Including a cranky, but kind hearted octopus (Ed O'Neil), a near-sighted whale (Diane Keaton), and the oddest duck to grace the silver screen.
The screenplay by writer/director Andrew Stanton and Victoria Strouse is beautiful. Pixar loves to make you cry. You could create a waterfall of tears from Up, Toy Story 3, and last year's animation bummer, Inside Out. This time around they strike the perfect chord. Loss, the love of family, cherishing your friends, these are great lessons, but can easily be sappy; especially in a kids movie. The genius is that its not. The filmmaker's blend emotion with laughs and wonder for the perfect happiness smoothie. It also helps that the characters are so well established. The otters probably have three minutes on screen, but are remarkably memorable. The writing is so good here.
The one thing that didn't quite meet my expectations was the quality of the CGI. Let me be clear this is a minor, ant-sized bone to pick. Finding Dory looks almost exactly like Finding Nemo. It still looks amazing, but Nemo came out thirteen years ago. It's a little surprising that the animation wasn't blow your skirt off eye-popping, but I don't think that was really what the studio was focused on. The story is so layered and deep, the artistry probably was second fiddle. Once again, a nitpicking critique that shouldn't dissuade anyone from seeing this film.
I didn't have a clue where the story was taking me as I watched this film. Every scene was delightful. This is because Dory is such a wonderful character. She's the unexpected, the bow-tied box before you open it. Marlin has a great monologue where he explains why Dory is so important to them. In life, you sometimes take for granted friends who are a little too idiosyncratic. But then they are almost always the most fun, adventurous people. Finding Dory tops off the happiness smoothie with that little cherry. Dory has a terrible memory and gets into a whole lot of trouble, but why would you want her any other way. Finding Dory is a must see and has, quite possibly, the best celebrity cameo ever. »
- MovieWeb
6 June 2016 9:01 PM, PDT | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
"I am just a dumb bunny, but, we are good at multiplying!"
When I reviewed Zootopia here at We Are Movie Geeks, I wrote", the beautifully designed, brightly-hued Zootopia is breezier and bouncier than most. The animation work is dazzling, lovingly detailed without being overdone. I felt like I could reach out and pet these furry critters, especially in eye-popping 3D." (read all of my review Here)
Now you can own Zootopia on Blu-ray thanks to Walt Disney Animation Studios!
Zootopia has broken records worldwide earning more than $900 million at the global box office to date. The best reviewed movie of 2016, critics and audiences around the world have fallen in love with the wonderfully innovative animal metropolis of Zootopia and the comedic chemistry of rookie rabbit officer Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and scam-artist fox Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman). It's been called one of the best buddy cop comedies in years! »
- Tom Stockman
28 May 2016 3:25 AM, PDT | Flickeringmyth | See recent Flickeringmyth news »
Stephen Lacey and Andrew Leyland are your guide to Marvel's First Family, The Fantastic Four. Starting at the very beginning of the Marvel Age of Comics, they cover every issue of The Fantastic Four, every spinoff title (Strange Tales, Marvel Two-In-One, and more), every guest appearance and every cameo, in order of publication…
A Team-Up Of Ice And Fire
Hello, and welcome to episode 181 of The Fantasticast. Each week, Steve Lacey and Andy Leyland guide you through every issue, guest-appearance and cameo of The Fantastic Four.
A titanic team-up as the tremendous twosome throw in together to tussle with the terrifying top dog of temperature, Equinox the Thermonuclear Man! Which tremendous twosome, we hear you ask? Why, the Human Torch and Iceman, who take over Marvel Team-Up for an issue. And just for fun, we also cover two pages of Giant-Size Spider-Man #1, in which Spidey borrows a »
- Gary Collinson
16 May 2016 1:00 AM, PDT | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
Anocha Suwichakornpong and Bernard Chauly will mentor at this year's Singapore International Film Festival.
Thai filmmaker Anocha Suwichakornpong and Malaysian director Bernard Chauly have been selected as mentors for this year's Singapore International Film Festival (Sgiff).
Anocha's credit include Mundane History, which won a Tiger Award at Rotterdam in 2010, while Chauly is known for a string of mainstream films capturing social trends in Southeast Asia.
The festival is also planning to commission a new short film by a Singapore filmmaker every year that will make its world premiere at the festival. Gladys Ng, winner of Sgiff 2015's Best Singapore Short Film, is the first filmmaker to be commissioned under the scheme.
Sgiff will be held as part of the Singapore Media Festival (Smf), which runs November 23 – December 9, along with ScreenSingapore, Asia TV Forum & Market and the Asian Television Awards.
ScreenSingapore is hosting the second edition of the Southeast Asian Film Financing (Saff) Project Market »
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Ryanair goes further upmarket with Business-only 737 charter service
9 March 2016 | In the past 20 months, Ryanair has been busy upgrading its products and services, stepping up its digital innovation activities, as well as opening routes to main airport hubs in an effort to appeal more to business travellers.
Now, in a surprise move, Ryanair has taken its drive upmarket to a whole new level by launching a corporate jet service, using a customized Boeing 737-700 which is available for corporate or group hire.
The B737-700 features 60 reclining leather Business Class-style configured in 15 rows in a 2-2 with a 48-inch seat pitch and include "fine dining catering facilities." The Business-only 737 will be staffed by Ryanair pilots and cabin crew and has a range of up to six hours, making it "ideal for private corporate, sports team or group travel", Ryanair said. Ryanair's standard B737-800 aircraft feature 189 seats in a 3-3 layout.
The Irish low cost airline says it has been attracting more business people since overhauling its model in the wake of two profit warnings in 2013. As it already caters for around 25 million business travellers per year and has now set up a dedicated corporate jet team at its home base in Dublin.
A spokesman said the plane can be hired by the hour, with the "competitive" rate depending on the arrival and departure airports. According to The Guardian, a 60 seater private jet from London to Geneva would cost about £33,000 – or £550 a head – for a return trip.
Carol Cork, sales and marketing director at private jet hire firm PrivateFly, told The Guardian that Ryanair had got the timing right, with the Euro football championship in the summer coming up. Asked if Ryanair would accept bookings from stag and hen parties, a spokesperson said the carrier was "happy to provide quotes for any groups."
While, Ryanair is the first low-cost carrier to launch a corporate jet charter, airlines such as Korean Air (16 or 28-seat 737 Business Jet), Emirates (19-seat A319 Executive Jet) and Qatar Airways (40-seat A319 Premium One) offer similar charter services using a Boeing 737 or an A320 family aircraft, although these feature a more 'uber-premium' cabin.
Ryanair and Samsonite offer 'guaranteed' carry on bag
29 July 2011 | In the U.S, most major airlines (with the exception of Southwest and Jetblue) now charge passengers to check their luggage. This has led to an increase in the size and amount of carry on luggage that passengers take on board, which in turn has caused issues with available space in the overhead bins. Airlines such as American Airlines have responded to this by introducing early boarding fees, allowing passengers to board early so they can store their luggage, while low-cost airline Spirit Airlines has even introduced a fee of USD20 to USD40 to take hand baggage on board.
In Europe, meanwhile, Latvian-based airBaltic recently introduced its so-called 'airBalticBag', an airBaltic-branded Samsonite suitcase which for EUR169/181 (depending on size) can be carried as free checked luggage on an unlimited number of airBaltic flights for a year. AirBaltic normally charges passengers in Economy a fee of EUR20 to 30 per checked bag one way.
On a similar note, Ryanair has teamed up with Samsonite to offer a hard-shell carry-on bag which is guaranteed to meet the airline's carry-on luggage weight and size restrictions. Each Ryanair passenger (excluding infants) is permitted to carry one piece of cabin baggage on board free of charge, which should weigh no more than 10kg and not exceed the maximum dimensions of 55cm x 40cm x 20cm.
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Internet kiosk operator extends service to help out forgetful Ryanair passengers
21 December 2009 | Last October, ultra-low cost carrier Ryanair closed all its airport check-in deks as part of its relentless drive to cut cost. The carrier now only operates bag drop desks at airports and offers no mobile check-in (yet). Ryanair passengers are required to check-in online and print their boarding pass at home before they arrive for their flight. Passengers who have forgotten to print (or have lost) their boarding pass, are charged a steep EUR40/USD57 penalty (GBP40/USD65 in the UK) when Ryanair has to print it for them at the airport
Ryanair says the purpose of the charge is to make sure passengers print out their boarding cards at home, and that the vast majority of passengers does print out their own cards. However, Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary recently suggested that the charge even could be more than doubled to EUR100/USD144: "You really now must check in before you get to the airport. If you don't, the fine is EUR40 and if that doesn't get rid of them all within a very short order, we double that fine to EUR100. We don't want people showing up without the pre-printed boarding card."
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The Manor d'Eyrignac is a 17th-century manor house in Salignac-Eyvigues, in the Dordogne department of France, surrounded by a recreated 18th-century Italian Renaissance garden and an elaborate topiary garden. The house is sited on top of a hill, with water coming from seven springs. Only a pavilion, fountains and basins remain from the original 18th-century garden. In the 1960s, the new owner, Giles Sermadiras de Cuzols de Lile, created the new garden, which features topiary sculptures, vistas, fountains, statues, and an allée of vases. The garden is listed by the Committee of Parks and Gardens of the French Ministry of Culture as one of the Notable Gardens of France.
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Law to crack down on drinking and boating
WILLISTON The Vermont State Police Marine Division and two other law enforcement agencies are going to be cracking down on intoxicated boating this weekend.
The state police, the Grand Isle Sheriffs Department and the Colchester Police Marine Unit will be participating in Operation Dry Water as part of a nationally coordinated effort to reduce the number of accidents caused by operators who are under the influence of alcohol.
This weekends operation will focus on Lake Champlain, but state police officers will be working on other bodies of water as well.
It will include increased patrols, breathalyzer tests, and checkpoints as well as boater education.
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