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'Electric Car' whodunit (The Times of Northwest Indiana) - Was it murder? Or was it natural selection simply weeding out a weakling unable to compete in our consumer world? Or was the electric car just ahead of its time?. So, who did kill the electric car? (The Aspen Times) - A murder mystery, a call to arms and an effective inducement to rage, 'Who Killed the Electric Car?' is the latest and one of the more successful additions to the growing ranks of issue-oriented documentaries.. Movie review: Who Killed the Electric Car? *** (The Toledo Blade) - The documentary Who Killed the Electric Car? has the potential to land like a . Movie guide (The Times of Northwest Indiana) - THE COVENANT (Rated PG-13) This film was not screened for critics. HOLLYWOODLAND (Rated R) Full review, Page D3. Grade B. Vehicles, vendors, vroom: Speedway goes car crazy (The Charlotte Observer) - More than 100,000 car enthusiasts are expected at the Food Lion AutoFair, opening Thursday and running through Sept. 17 at Lowe's Motor Speedway.. 'Electric' slide: New documentary retells the gas-free car's demise (Michigan Daily) - The problem with a title like "Who Killed the Electric Car?" is that it's a question warranting an answer no one can quite stomach. As we hear of skyrocketing gas prices and begin to see the long-touted effects of greenhouse emissions, the electric car is, to the average person, the perfect solution.. Boxer's last work has punch (Sun-Sentinel) - Pound for Pound. F.X. Toole. Ecco/HarperCollins. $25.95. 366 pp.. Portals: New technology lures film buffs outdoors (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - For people old enough to remember, drive-in movies evoke powerful memories of warm nights relaxing in a car under a giant screen, with tinny-sounding speakers hanging from the inside of your windows. The movies themselves were often the only forgettable part of the experience.. CRANK (Film Journal) - Sure, the characters are one-dimensional, the plot is derivative ( Speed, D.O.A. ), and even the photography is a carbon copy of TV's smash hit "CSI." (The odd beating hearts are graphically shown pumping away-as if this clinical revelation has not already become a tired cliché.). A tast of fame (St. Petersburg Times) - Joe Lala, a son of Ybor City, has platinum records and film credits to his name. At 58, he lives in West Tampa, has his hand in a Mafia film project, coaches actors, does voice-overs and still makes music..