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Gigli (2003)
Makes Ishtar look Like Citizen Kane
I never thought I would dislike a movie this much.... I could even put up with Ishtar and Hulk Hogan as Mr. Nanny...but this was painful. The premise alone should have been enough to sink this bomb, but I guess the studios still believe that STAR POWER can make up for ineptitude. The audience I was with found J-Lo's Gobble Gobble scene to be the only redeeming factor, since by then we all could use a good laugh. Given a choice between a root canal without novocaine and seeing this one again...Rinse and spit.
A Wake in Providence (1999)
Freddy Got Fingered is released nationally & THIS sits on the shelf???
One of the best movies I have seen. It is a throw back to character driven movies of the 30's and 40's and the acting is superb. It is a shame that this hasn't been released on video, as it is truly a family feel good picture.
The Littlest Angel (1969)
One of my happiest Christmas memories is watching this film...
No flashy production numbers, no Rockettes line kicking, just a pure, well intended, and well made story of the little boy who goes to heaven, and learns about life, death, and love. Great acting performances, apparently shot live on stage. I remember fondly watching this as a child, and now watch it every year with my kids. This is MUST SEE TV!!!!!!!!
Hello, Larry (1979)
This Diff'rent Strokes Spin-off didn't deserve to die.
This quasi-spin-off of Different Strokes brought well-loved McLean Stevenson back to the airways after his departure from MASH. This was one of the first to ACCURATELY portray a single father's struggles raising two young daughters. It never really developed a following, and the numerous scheduling changes made it difficult to find. This is an ideal candidate for TV Land.
The Spirit of '76 (1990)
As good as living it the first time!!!!!
As someone who grew up in the seventies, it was refreshing to see the 70s depicted as strangely as it really was. Some anachronisms exist, such as the exploding Pinto. thjat didn't come to light til the early 80s, but the movies hearts in the right place. Any one who was growing up then, or has even heard of the 70s will love it. Great Music, Great Clothes, and of course the hair brings back frighting nightmares.