Articles tagged "john amos"![]() Short Ends and LeaderTwo Evil Eyes (1990): Blu-rayby Bill Gibron[31.Mar.09] :. In retrospect, it should be no surprise when major talents collaborate, clash and crash. With each one being a giant in their own particularly way, an attempted meeting of the minds becomes something... ![]() TV ReviewMen in Treesby Roger Holland[18.Oct.07] :. Reasons to watch Men in Trees, Part One: It's not Sex and the City. ![]() TV DVD ReviewMaude: The Complete First Seasonby Matt Mazur[28.Mar.07] :. She is compared in the show's theme song to Joan of Arc, Isadora Duncan, Lady Godiva, and Betsy Ross. This is how we know Maude is going to be a revolutionary. ![]() TV ReviewMen in Treesby Samantha Bornemann[21.Sep.06] :. Imagine Sex and the City set up on a blind date with Northern Exposure, and you have a pretty good take on Men in Trees. ![]() Film ReviewMy Baby’s Daddy (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[15.Jan.04] :. The high concept of My Baby's Daddy has three men and three babies trading reaction shots. ![]() TV ReviewAll About the Andersonsby Cynthia Fuchs[16.Sep.03] :. Where Anthony Anderson's show is mostly self-aware (if tempered by corny sitcom timing), Master P's show is wholly self-loving. Two Evil Eyes (Due occhi diabolici) (1990)by Marco Lanzagorta[23.Jun.03] :. Romero's films often feature a family that is fragile, a prime target for destructive forces. Good Times: First Seasonby Stephen Tropiano[28.Feb.03] :. In effect, J.J. became the comic relief from which there was no relief. The District / C.S.I.by Cynthia FuchsPolice Chief Mannion's know-it-allness is grating, no doubt. And like many crusaders before him, he maintains this attitude no matter what happens, blaming everyone else for what goes wrong. Disappearing Acts (2000): Wesley Snipes, Sanaa Lathan, Clark Johnson, CCH Pounderby Cynthia FuchsThis plot comes to revolve around the couple's troubles with money -- it becomes an emblem and manifestation of Zora and Franklin's mutual and separate fears. Disappearing Acts (2000)by Cynthia FuchsThis plot comes to revolve around the couple's troubles with money, it becomes an emblem and manifestation of Zora and Franklin's mutual and separate fears. |
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