Don’t let the title All About Steve fool you.
Yeah, sure, Steve (played by Bradley Cooper – of the unfortunate The Hangover buzz) is the hot blind date who happens to have a cool job as adventuresome news videographer and also happens to be the obsession of one crazy, red-boot-wearing word meister called Mary Horowitz (Sandra Bullock, who also happens to be the film’s producer).
But, after viewing this new PG-13 20th Century Fox comedy, all I can say is , “There’s something about Mary.” Read more »
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Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana star as two destined lovers, Clare Abshire and Henry DeTamble, who try desperately to nurture a relationship constantly complicated by Henry’s uncontrollable time traveling tendencies.
Here’s one movie idea that isn’t half-baked. 
Tomorrow is a happy holiday for our nation. Hope you get a chance to get to the beach, the mountains, or at least take the day off and celebrate our freedom. It’s great to be an American!
Beautiful but hard-nosed editor Margaret Tate (Sandra Bullock) is about to get shipped back to Canada at the height of her career at Colden Books when she gets the brilliant idea of wedding her hardworking, faithful male assistant, Andrew Paxton (Ryan Reynolds), so she can stay in country.
Autobot Optimus Prime (voiced by Peter Cullen) and the military, headed by Major Lennox (Josh Duhamel) have been successfully working side by side to defend Earth from enemy attacks from the Decepticons for years. But there are once again sinister stirrings from Decepticon forces, headed by The Fallen, who aren’t about to give up their infiltration and destruction of Earth. And now one government official is trying to rid the planet of Autobot defenses just at the time when those Autobot forces will be needed most.
Delicious Comments on ‘Julie and Julia’
Posted in At Box Office, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, Film Review, PG-13, Romantic Comedy with tags Amy Adams, audio, blog, cook, Film Review, julie and julia, Liz Lane, Meryl Streep, movie commentary, movie review, Positive Hit Radio The Current, radio, radio commentary, The Current on August 31, 2009 by Laura J. BagbyShe asked me my first thoughts post-film and I said beaming, “I am simply inspired to blog and cook!” It’s true, the film does tickle the creative juices in more ways than one.
Together we relished every nuance in this fabulous film in our weekly radio discussion on The Current.
I have here an edited version of that radio commentary. Please excuse the static issue. It’s on the original recording and there isn’t much I can do about it. (I tried!) The phone line was particularly crackly that day – probably due to construction in our area. Ugh!
Audio Commentary:
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