A film like My Sister's Keeper is so difficult to review from a critical standpoint: it's not a film that loses itself in melodrama but rather a film that shamelessly aspires to be just that.
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My pick for tonight: It's safe to assume that on Wednesdays, SYTYCD is it.
The Basic:
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen takes place 2 years after Transformers. The Autobots are secretly working with the Government to destroy the last remaining Decepticons. But the Decepticons regroup, bring Megatron back to life and deal a HUGE blow to the Autobots.
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My pick for tonight: Canada's Next Top Model, of course.
Interview: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen special effects guru Scott Farrar of ILM
Posted by: Mark McLeod • June 22, 2009 @ 6:39pm
Special effects are an important part of the movie business. From May to September each year, movie studios big and small try to blow audiences with their biggest budget releases of the year, and the majority of these are centered on the special effects.
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My pick for tonight: I haven't watched it yet myself, but CBC's Triple Sensation sounds interesting, at least. It won a Gemini, so you KNOW it's good. (Feel the sarcasm.
Summer TV often offers little in the way of new television beyond reality competition series, but check in with us daily to see what's new tonight.
My pick for tonight: If you have cable, there's a new Say Yes to the Dress on TLC at 10:00, and I would be lying if I denied this show's clutch on my heart.
What happens when the director of Forty Year Old Virgin (Judd Apatow), the creator of Ghost Busters (Harold Ramis) and some of the world's most talented comedic actors (Jack Black, Michael Cera) get together and make a movie? Well, let's just say not exactly what you'd expect.
The problem with recent romantic comedies is that they all seem spliced from the same Petri dish. A few variables change slightly: stars (Katherine Heigl or Kate Hudson), settings (wedding in Rhode Island or wedding in New York) and plot details; but the general lackluster style remains unvaried.
Summer TV often offers little in the way of new television beyond reality competition series, but check in with us daily to see what's new tonight.
My pick for tonight: The only reasonable choice, which is of course the SYTYCD results.
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