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IMDb: The Mighty Ducks
. Jesse Hall (as Brandon Adams) ...
Rotten Tomatoes: Magnolia
. Her father (Philip Baker Hall), the host of the game show "What Do Kids Know?" MPAA RATING R RELEASE DATES Video: Aug 29, 2000 GENRE , , , OFFICIAL SITE • My Friends' Reviews of Magnolia Want to see your friends' ratings and Tomatometer appear here? Create a journal and start rating films in your entries
Grudge Match: Freddy vs. Jason
. Since we're talking about who we can bring in to help, let's look at both sides of the story, shall we? Freddy can call in "Fab 5 Freddy" and Fred "Freddy" Savage. Plus, he has a video and in the video he defeats them both, along with Michael Meyers from "Halloween" and some asylum doctors. "Evil shall see itself and it shall die" indeed...Freddy's going to catch his reflection in Jason's machete and perish without the big guy even touching him. HYPOTHESIS: Freddy wins the Battle of Halloween. CONCLUSION: Freddy breakdances on Jason's shallow grave in 4.3 minutes. - "Fuck! This shitbox stinks" or "Why Jason has it easy" Yeah, right! I'm supposed to vote for one of these two? I vote Jason: Freddy introduces his poster-boy-for-fire-safety self into my nightmares and I'm human sushi(tm) from oversized fingernails! I vote Freddy: Jason comes out of the one place I expect him to be, but don't bother to look there, and I'm in pieces somewhere in the bottom of a lake in Minnesota! I'll take my chances on Satan himself, if you don't mind! - The Weeze Freddy: -the school janitor thing (need I say more?) -the fedora -manicure by Garden Weasel -the one-liners -killing Johnny Depp *Double bonus points!* (in the first movie) -the one-liners (enough already!) -ugh! soundtrack by Dokken (the third movie) -The fourth movie sucked -the fifth movie sucked -the sixth movie really sucked -ripped off the "killer in dreams" concept from that movie with Dennis Quaid Jason: -The goalie mask *Triple bonus points!* -ummm, the most ludicrous methods of being revived -appearance on the Arsenio Hall show (Kane Hodder, in character...) -ripped off the "silent unstoppable masked killing machine" concept from Halloween -movies 3 through 9 sucked Hmmm
The 80's Movies Rewind
. The film commences at a sterotypically dodgy car dealership where Clark Griswold (Chase) has gone with son (Michael Hall) to trade in the "old gas guzzler" and pick up the new "Antarctic Blue Super Sports Wagon with CB and optional family fun pack". Staple John Hughes actor Anthony Michael Hall, who was to go on to appear in most of John Hughes's movies throughout the 80's makes an very young appearance as Griswold's son Rusty
UltimateDisney.com: Old Yeller
. In this cartoon, Mickey’s dog takes a bone from a big bulldog, running into a hall of mirrors to escape him. An elevator takes us into a vast 3-D hall, and a menu is presented specifically for Old Yeller . The right side of this hall presents 3 selections. .never mind.) On the opposite, left side of the hall are 3 more selections. The next option, Production Archive , zooms us into yet another hall with several more options. Back in the main hall, we discover our very last offering
LDSfilm.com: The Other Side of Heaven
. Three days before being cast in Get Real, she performed in two concerts at Carnegie Hall as member of All-Eastern U.S. "It was such a tremendous challenge; but at the same time, it was spiritually uplifting." Garbett, a member of BYU's Film School Advisory Council, started his film career at Disney where he met Davis. Gerald Molen, who also produced "Schindler's List" and "Jurassic Park, " has taken on the challenge to make a movie based on the memoirs in Elder John H. The plot revolves around the challenges and blessings he faced as he learned to love this unknown world. Garry Marshall(Runaway Bride), her director in The Princess Diaries, has rightly describedher as"a combination Julia Roberts, Audrey Hepburn, and Judy Garland." The article also mentions accomplished producer Jerry Molen, the film's $7 million budget, and first-time director Mitch Davis
Robin Hood Films
. A Challenge for Robin Hood . With Jon Hall and Patricia Morison. With Brian Heidik and Gabriella Hall
The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)
. And Hammer Studios produced three Robin Hood movies in the 1950s and 1960s: Men of Sherwood Forest (1957) , Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960) , and A Challenge for Robin Hood (1968) . To introduce the next memorable scene, another description: The great cold hall of Nottingham Castle, the stronghold of Sir Guy Gisbourne, knew an unaccustomed warmth this night, for Prince John and his friends were met to celebrate a promising future. At this point, introducing himself with a dramatic entrance, the handsome, but uninvited, devil-may-care Robin unexpectedly bursts through the gate to the great banquet hall with the body of a slain deer draped across his shoulders
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