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    Jun 3, 2010 | Orlando Sentinel

  1. Movie Review: Marmaduke

    Frankly My Dear» Orlando Sentinel – Frankly My Dear
    “If you’re a teenager and the world doesn’t fit you, you’re totally hosed.” And if you’re making a movie about a chatty, teenaged Great Dane, you might as well give him the voice of Owen Wilson. Marmaduke, the comi...
    2. Jul 23, 2012 |Story| Tribune Media Services

  2. From the archives: Chinese Theater @ 85

    Variety
    Sid Grauman the genius and world's greatest picture house showman, the father of the $1.50 straight atmospheric film theater with a consistent policy along that line, is dedicating next week the dream of a life time, his $1,200,000 Chinese theater, in the...

    Tags: Entertainment Events, Myrna Loy, Sid Grauman, John Barrymore, Betty Grable

    3. Aug 10, 2005 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Sarah Jessica Parker to be filming in Annapolis

    Celebrity watcher alert: Irrepressible fashion plate Sarah Jessica Parker will be sporting her Manolo Blahnik footwear in Annapolis this week. Parker, late of HBO's Sex and the City series, will be filming a scene for her next movie, Failure to Launch,...

    Tags: Movies, Entertainment, Matthew McConaughey, Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Television

    4. Feb 7, 2003 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. 'Shanghai Knights'

    Late in "Shanghai Knights," the lazy and resolutely witless follow-up to the comic western "Shanghai Noon," the two lead characters get into an argument about which guy is the sidekick. Owen Wilson, who plays a 19th century dude named Roy O'Bannon, insists that his partner in absurdity, Chon Wang, is his sidekick. Wang, a Chinese immigrant and kung fu master played by Jackie Chan, counters that O'Bannon is his accessory. The joke, of course, as well as the appeal of the pair's first movie, is that neither guy rates first billing.
    Times Staff Writer
    Late in "Shanghai Knights," the lazy and resolutely witless follow-up to the comic western "Shanghai Noon," the two lead characters get into an argument about which guy is the sidekick. Owen Wilson, who plays a 19th century dude named Roy O'Bannon,...

    Tags: England, Hong Kong, Jackie Chan, Gary Oldman, Anglicanism

    5. May 26, 2000 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  5. 'Shanghai Noon'

    Times Staff Writer
    The hilarious, knockabout "Shanghai Noon," Jackie Chan's best American picture to date, breathes fresh life into the virtually dormant comedy-western. It also marks the relaxed and confident directorial debut of Tom Dey, working from a consistently funny,...

    Tags: Assault, Comedy (genre), Crime, Law and Justice, Jackie Chan, Movies

    6. Mar 14, 2002 |Story| Metromix

  6. Movie review, 'Showtime'

    As your mind wanders during the formulaic, witless, self-contradictory piffle that is "Showtime," you may ask yourself questions. Like: Remember when Robert De Niro's presence in a movie used to mean something? De Niro movies weren't all great, but...

    Tags: Satellite and Cable Service, Cinema Industry, Robert De Niro, priceline.com Inc., Comedy (genre)

    7. Mar 15, 2002 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. 'Showtime'

    Times Staff Writer
    When Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy decided to team up for the cop action-comedy "Showtime," they hooked up with exactly the right people to give a fresh and funny satirical twist to an old formula. They are director Tom Dey and writers Alfred Gough...

    Tags: Cinema Industry, Bars and Clubs, Robert De Niro, Comedy (genre), Kadeem Hardison

    8. Mar 6, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  8. Fast-Paised review: Failure to Launch'

    Big question: A "professional interventionist" (Sarah Jessica Parker) is hired to lure 30-something bachelor Tripp (Matthew McConaughey) out of his parents' (Terry Bradshaw, Kathy Bates) house. Does this negatively named comedy achieve liftoff? Skip it:...

    Tags: Movies, Entertainment, Kathy Bates, Romance (genre), Comedy (genre)

    9. Mar 6, 2006 |Story| Metromix

  9. Movie review: Failure to Launch'

    Tribune arts critic
    1½ stars (out of four) Cursed with an honest title, "Failure to Launch" waves a white flag in scene after scene, declaring surrender. We give up! We do not know how to make a decent mainstream romantic comedy! Outside the often fruitful sub genre of the...

    Tags: New Products, The Daily Show (tv program), Comedy (genre), Matthew McConaughey, Michael Phillips

    10. Jun 26, 2006 |Story| Zap2It

  10. 'Failure to Launch'

    Zap2It.com
    So there's this romantic comedy in which Matthew McConaughey plays a genial, manipulative jerk brought low by the love of a woman with equally duplicitous motives, and it's unspeakably awful -- an insult to the intelligence of anyone unfortunate enough to...

    Tags: DVDs, Comedy (genre), DVDs and Movies, Matthew McConaughey, Death

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