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Family Guy: Vol. 6

by Andrew Winistorfer

[11.Nov.08] :. It’ll take a new animated show to call Family Guy out for its indiscretions, much like Family Guy did for The Simpsons.

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Robot Chicken: Season 3

by Andrew Winistorfer

[4.Nov.08] :. This is a show for nerds, geeks, dorks, and spazzes that somehow brokethrough to the mainstream.

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Film Review

Sex Drive

by Tricia Olszewski

[17.Oct.08] :. Sex Drive -- a raunchy, gross-out teen comedy that's based on a book called All the Way -- is no Superbad.

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Family Guy: Season 7 Premiere

by Leigh H. Edwards

[26.Sep.08] :. Seth MacFarlane's Family Guy features gross-out humor with a mean-spirited kick.

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The PopMatters Fall 2008 Movie Preview Feature

Talk, Talk, Talk: October 2008

by Bill Gibron

[10.Sep.08] :. What studio suit thought this was a good idea? With four months to schedule your high priced efforts, you instead unload almost 30 overpriced pictures on an unsuspecting movie audience.

The PopMatters Fall 2008 Movie Preview

 

TV DVD Review

Family Guy: Blue Harvest

by Marc Calderaro

[8.Feb.08] :. This is like watching Gus Van Sant’s Psycho screened on Mystery Science Theater 3000 -- confusing and annoying.

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Part 5 - Beyond the Envelope

by PopMatters Staff

[12.Oct.07] :. The format forced the issue among cult and commercial products. And TV on DVD highlighted the cream of the creative, forward thinking crop.

 

Four Kings

by Bill Gibron

[10.Jan.06] :. Women get the worst of it in Four Kings: they're harpies or self-absorbed princesses.

 

Family Guy, Volume 3

by Dan MacIntosh

[6.Jan.06] :. Whereas All in the Family was all about the troubling racism and personal politics of the time, Family Guy takes on many of these same topics and then blurts them out like a tactless guy at a party that says exactly what he's thinking, without even a second thought about self-censorship.

 

Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story

by Terry Sawyer

[30.Sep.05] :. Stewie's time-continuum meddling focuses on insuring that he ends up with a non-retail job and a more tastefully decorated apartment. This is not 12 Monkeys.

 

Family Guy / American Dad

by Kevin Wong

[13.Jun.05] :. The timetable for studio animation is slow, which means that American Dad's political jokes are dated as soon as they're written.

 

Robot Chicken

by Tim O'Neil

[11.Apr.05] :. You don't have to be a big ol' nerd to laugh, but it helps if you know your Mark Hamill from your Leonard Nimoy.

 

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[26.Mar.04] :. In the sequel no one needs to see, the Scooby Gang grapples with the stress of stardom.

 

The Family Guy, Vol. 2 (Season 3)

by Jennifer D. Wesley

[3.Nov.03] :. While The Family Guy's humor often obliterates the boundaries of good taste, it also espouses faith in the American Family.

 

Party Monster (2003)

by Sabadino Parker

[18.Sep.03] :. Michael Alig's megalomania even reached such epic proportions that he had no qualms about bragging over the murder on camera during the filming of the original Party Monster documentary.

 

The Italian Job (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[29.Aug.03] :. As soon as John utters the words 'last job' to his darling girl, his fate (like the film's) is sealed.

 

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Fourth Season

by Cynthia Fuchs

[17.Jun.03] :. That is, the season that many fans have called out as disjointed and erratic, maddening and disappointing. To a point, the complaint is justified, as Joss Whedon and company tend to concede. But only to a point.

 

The Italian Job (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[29.May.03] :. As soon as John utters the words 'last job' to his darling girl, his fate (like the film's) is sealed.

 

Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Lord of the Nerds

by Jesse Hassenger

[19.May.03] :. Buffy is often mentioned specifically as a "female empowerment" show, but one of its most inviting aspects is the way its cast has always been uncommonly split between guys and girls.

 

Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[25.Jul.02] :. The so-called postmodern self-references of the previous Austin Powers films here become epidemic, though more is not exactly better. It's just more. And it is repetitive.

 

Greg the Bunny

by Valerie Franch

Imagine a world of people living side by side with puppets.

 

Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Scooby Love

by Michael Abernethy

But the Scoobies have expanded the tv series, to include character study and analysis of the bonds of humankind.

 

Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Boys and Girls and Buffy - PopMatters Television Feature

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Surprises - PopMatters Television Feature

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - We Could Be Heroes - PopMatters Television Feature

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Family Relations - PopMatters Television Feature

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Buffy the Vampire Slayer - Death Is What a Slayer Lives - PopMatters Television Feature

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Rat Race (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

A balls-out stupid summer comedy where no one cares about special effects or plots making sense or even about characters winning or losing is not a bad thing. It is, rather, a representative thing.

 

Rat Race (2001)

by James Snapko

It's full of pratfalls, sight gags, and irreverence toward 'I Love Lucy', Nazis, body piercing, a very unlucky cow, and a dog. Fortunately, Zucker executes them all like a ringmaster.

 

America’s Sweethearts (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

Truly, Julia Roberts leads a charmed life.