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Category Archives: 1996
Jack (1996) Rated PG-13
Due to a disorder, Jack ages four times faster than everyone else. He starts public school as a fifth grader that looks like he’s 40. Starring Robin Williams, Diane Lane, and Brian Kerwin. This film has heart and it tries … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Comedy, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG-13, reviews
Tagged 40, basketball, big, body, boy, Brian Kerwin, character, chew, Diane Lane, disorder, faster, fifth grader, film, film reviews, films, four, four times, hand, heart, Jack, job, jokes, living, man, Masterpiece, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, public school, Robin Williams, self, size, talent, times, trailer
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The Craft (1996) Rated R
A newcomer to a high school falls in with a group of friends that follows witchcraft. Starring Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, and Neve Campbell. The film is a mix of teen angst and dark thriller, but there isn’t anything special … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Drama, Fantasy, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated R, reviews
Tagged actors, dark thriller, evil, Fairuza Balk, film, film reviews, films, friends, good, good vs. evil, group, harm, high school, mixture, movie, movie reviews, movies, Neve Campbell, newcomer, not worth, Robin Tunney, show, special, special effects, teen angst, The Craft, thriller, tormentors, trailer, wicca, Witchcraft, witches
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Twister (1996) Rated PG-13
A couple of top storm chasers are on the brink of divorce, but they take out their invention that would be an advance weather alert system one last time. Starring Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, and Cary Elwes. I know this … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Action, Adventure, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated PG-13, reviews
Tagged action-packed, advance weather alert system, best films, Bill Paxton, Cary elwes, CGI, chemistry, continuity, couple, cow, divorce, film, film reviews, films, helen hunt, human relationships, invention, movie, movie reviews, movies, one, popcorn, screen, storm, storm chasers, technical accuracies, trailer, Twister, weather, worth
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Arthur (PBS) Rated TV-Y7
Based on the books by Marc Brown, this series follows Arthur, an 8-year-old aardvark, as he and his family grow and learn to be kind. Starring J.T. Turner, Daniel Brochu, and Melissa Altro. I love the book series by Brown, … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Animation, Based on a Novel, PBS, Rated TV-Y7, reviews, Short, Tv Shows
Tagged 8-year-old, aardvark, animated, Arthur, based on the books, book series, books, boy, children, Daniel Brochu, Family, Family issues, friends, friends issues, generation, grow, J.T. Turner, kind, learn, life, Marc Brown, Melissa Altro, Morals, pbs, series, show, sister, tensions, trailer, TV series, Tv Shows, typical, worth, young, young boy, younger, younger sister
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Malcolm & Eddie (UPN) Rated TV-PG
Malcolm is a sensible twenty-something who shares an apartment and business with a charming fast talker named Eddie, who always has a scheme. Starring Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Eddie Griffin, and Karen Malina White. This is a typical sitcom; it has the … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Comedy, Rated TV-PG, reviews, Tv Shows, UPN
Tagged apartment, business, duo, Eddie Griffin, guy, Karen Malina White, Malcolm & Eddie, Malcolm and Eddie, Malcolm-Jamal Warner, man, not worth, scheme, show, sitcom, trailer, TV series, Tv Shows, twenty, twenty something, UPN
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Brassed Off (1996) Rated R
A coal mine in Northern England is closing, so what does that mean for the miners’ brass band? Starring Pete Postlethwaite, Tara Fitzgerald, and Ewan McGregor. Having seen the title of this film, I wondered what this film would be … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, British Films, Comedy, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated R, reviews
Tagged actors, band, book, brass, Brassed Off, coal, coal mine, England, ewan mcgregor, film, film reviews, films, heart, humanity, judge, life, lives, mine, Miners, miners brass band, movie, movie reviews, movies, northern, Northern England, people, Pete Postlethwaite, political, story, Tara Fitzgerald, title, trailer, worth
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Everybody Loves Raymond (CBS) Rated TV-PG
The comical life of sports writer, Ray Barone, and his family. Starring Ray Romano, Patricia Heaton, and Brad Garrett. This show is wonderfully written. The characters are all stereotypical family members, but the actors do an excellent job of bringing … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, CBS, Comedy, Rated TV-PG, reviews, Tv Shows
Tagged actors, Brad Garrett, brother, cbs, characters, chemistry, comical, Everybody Loves Raymond, Family, family members, job, laughs, life, love, one, parents, Patricia Heaton, Ray Romano, show, sports, sports writer, stereotypes, TV series, Tv Shows, worth, writer, written
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The Angel of Pennsylvania Avenue (1996) Rated TV-PG
A father is wrongfully convicted, and his children travel to Washington D.C. seeking his release in time for Christmas. Starring Diana Scarwid, Robert Urich, and Tegan Moss. This is a heartwarming true story of siblings who travel to Washington during The … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Based on a True Story, Christmas Films, Drama, films, Movie reviews, movies, Rated TV-PG, reviews
Tagged America, appeal, best, characters, children, Christmas, christmas films, christmas movies, convicted, depression, Diana Scarwid, father, film, film reviews, films, goal, group, Herbert Hoover, mother, movie, movie reviews, movies, not worth, people, President Hoover, president of the United States, Robert Urich, story, Tegan Moss, The Angel of Pennsylvania Avenue, trailer, travel, true, Washington, washington d.c., white house
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Mrs. Santa Claus (1996) Rated G
Mrs. Claus feels neglected during Santa’s busy season, so she takes the sled and reindeer out for a spin and winds up lost in New York City. Starring Angela Lansbury, Michael Jeter, and Terrence Mann. This is a fun Christmas musical. … Continue reading
Posted in 1996, Christmas Films, Comedy, Family, films, Hallmark Movies, Movie reviews, movies, Rated G, reviews
Tagged 1910, Angela Lansbury, Christmas, christmas film, christmas films, christmas movies, costumes, film, film reviews, films, Michael Jeter, movie, movie reviews, movies, Mrs. Santa Claus, Musical, new york city, night, political, reindeer, Santa, season, singing, sled, story, Terrence Mann, trailer, worth
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