Pajama Party Flick Picks-December 15, 2008

Welcome to the December 15, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Scott Davis presents World War Z Latest News and Updates (set for 2010) posted at ZombieChatter.com.




Missy presents Audrey Tautou is Priceless posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Priceless, starring Audrey Tautou, is a French romantic comedy that is fun to watch."

Jon Swift presents The Triumph of Derrièrism posted at Jon Swift, saying, "Last year I identified an important new school of film criticism, which I called “derrièrism. This year it has triumphed."


Mansur Ahmed presents Reaching For the Stars On the Shoulders of Stanley Kubrick posted at Mansur Ahmed.




Byteful Travel presents Impressions of The Fountain posted at Byteful Blog, saying, "Writing about a movie in its afterglow, that time when the potency of its feeling is still fresh in one’s mind, is the best time to write about a movie. I was deeply touched by "The Fountain". One could see the film as the outline of every human’s struggle with death, humanity’s seeming inability to learn from its mistakes, or a love poem told in 12 chapters. Not all will enjoy this film for what it truly is because not all can appreciate the depth that it offers. But that’s fine, because we’re all learning together, anyway."



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Pajama Party Flick Picks-December 8, 2008

Welcome to the December 8, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Heather Johnson presents 100 Web Tools to Plan the Party of the Year From Your Cube posted at Career Overview.


Scott Davis presents Rhona Mitra in Underworld: Rise of the Lycans | ZombieChatter.com posted at ZombieChatter.com.


Scott Davis presents George Romero?s ?The Crazies? Remake Looks Like A Winner posted at ZombieChatter.com.


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Pajama Party Flick Picks-December 1, 2008

Welcome to the December 1, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.



Heather Johnson presents 100 Must-See Art Blogs (of Every Form) posted at Art Career.


Missy presents Seagal and Statham: A Comparison posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Is Jason Statham the Steven Seagal of the new millennium?"


Toni presents Twilight movie thoughts posted at Wifely Steps.


Sarah Scrafford presents Top 100 Crime Movies of All Time posted at Masters in Criminal Justice.


Kevin Fleming presents Watch Heroes Season 1 and Season 2 Online posted at Satellite TV Guru.


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Pajama Party Flick Picks-November 24, 2008

Welcome to the November 24, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Missy presents The Re-imagining of Death at a Funeral posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Another remake of a recent movie. Puh-lease!"

Rickey Henderson presents "No Mr. Bond, I Simply Have Eight Cats" AKA, Rickey Reviews Quantum of Solace posted at Riding with Rickey.

Vaprak presents Movie Review: Twilight (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.

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Movie Monday Posted!

The Movie Monday Blog Carnival is posted over at Observations of Missy.


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November 10, 2008 Pajama Party Flick Picks

Welcome to the November 10, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Rick Sincere presents Virginia Film Festival 2008 - Day One posted at Rick Sincere News and Thoughts, saying, "Videos and photos from the first night of the 21st annual Virginia Film Festival, with Jane Fonda, her son (Troy Garity), and Sissy Spacek, along with a discussion about the new indie film, "Lake City"."

Missy presents Ballet Shoes a Comfortable Fit posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "This sweet drama is perfect for a girls' movie night."

AdmirableIndia.com presents Trip to Kanyakumari: Chapter 1: Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Kanyakumari and Thiruvalluvar Statue, Kanyakumari: Part 4 posted at AdmirableIndia.com.

Vaprak presents Movie Review: Zack and Miri Make a Porno (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.

NAOMI presents QUANTUM OF SOLACE RECEIVES ROYAL SEAL OF APPROVAL posted at Diary From England.

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Movie Monday Posted

The Movie Monday Carnival hosted at Observations from Missy's Window has been posted.

Head over there if you haven't already.

Pajama Party Flick Picks-November 3, 2008

Welcome to the November 3, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Missy presents Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "A review of a documentary that is difficult to review. For me, at least."


TherapyDoc presents Rachel Getting Married posted at Everyone Needs Therapy, saying, "It's not exactly a horror movie, but. . ."


sarah presents SARAHSPY: Knocked Up writer may pen new Muppet Show series! posted at SARAHSPY.

Favorite Halloween Movie

Amanda Morrow Jensen presents Ten Movies That Will Dramatically Improve Your Day at Yield to Pedestrian: Stroll With Me Through the Universe posted at Yield To Pedestrian: All the Cool, All the Time, saying, "Thanks for hosting this!"

Horror Movie

Vaprak presents Movie Review: Saw V (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.



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Love Lifts The Crow

As Halloween approaches, I couldn’t resist the urge to watch, The Crow.

Eric Draven (Brandon Lee), a musician turned Avenger, who is killed on mischief night, returns one year later to pay some karmic violence to the oil slicks that killed him and raped and murdered his fiancé and soul mate Shelly(Sofia Shinas).

Along the way, Eric receives the memories of Shelly’s hospital stay before dying, from the mind of Sergeant Albrecht (Ernie Hudson).



Slowly the attacked becomes the attacker as Top Dollar’s Band of Deviants: Grange, Funboy,T-Bird, Skank, and Tin Tin, suffer a well deserved death, by their personal method of frenzy or mayhem.

But it can’t rain all the time. Sarah (Rochell Davis), the “adopted” daughter of Eric and Shelly serves as a feminine component in this masculine tale.

Meanwhile, Sarah’s heroine addicted mother, Darla, gets the scariest wake up call ever, by witnessing the murder of Funboy.

But the final lesson is taught on top of a gothic cathedral as Eric defeats the remaining ring-leader of the street vermin, Top Dollar, restoring balance to the community.

With the assistance of violins to ignite the pain of loss and the strings of a guitar to moan the longing of loneliness or rage of revenge, your feelings will flow.





Lovely language like “this is loaded…which one of you motorcity motherf****** wants to bet me this isn’t…hey fire it up! Fire it up! Fire it up!” offers comic relief to this sometimes heavy film.

But the moods shift continuously as the musical score builds and decreases.

Sure it’s difficult at times to know that the ones we love may be taken away.

However, it’s important to realize “if the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on, is to never stop loving them. Buildings burn, people die, but real love is forever.”

Movie Monday Blog Carnival Posted

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Pajama Party Flick Picks- October 27, 2008

Welcome to the October 27, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Mac presents Julia Roberts Gunning for Another Oscar? posted at Actorlicious.


Steven Chang presents Mongol posted at Movie Review & Film Critique.


Audrey Berger presents Leonard Cohen "I'm Your Man" | Cracks In Sidewalks posted at Cracks In Sidewalks, saying, "This is not a horror flick nor is it scary. It's just a great music documentary.

Favorite Horror Film

Favorite Horror FilmMissy presents Anatomy: A Horror Film posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "As Halloween is approaching and folks are looking for films to ’scare’ them, I highly recommend this one."



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Witches Rule in the Craft

Life is hard enough when you’re a teen. Your parents don’t understand you. Anxiety and isolation are common occurrences, while poor self-image can make you weep inside.

For Sarah Bailey (Robin Tunney) everything is out of balance. Her mother died during child birth. She’s new in town, must wear a school uniform and make new friends.

Enter the witches of St. Bernard’s Academy.

Bonnie (Neve Campbell) walks around constantly concealing her painful burn scars and ignoring the penetrating stares of her peers.

Rochelle (Rachel True) is one of few African-American students at this snooty Catholic school. Her diving skills suffer due to the devious outbursts of Laura Lizzie (Christine Taylor), the stereotypical racist, white skank.

Nancy (Fairuza Balk) is the crazed chick of the group. Her mother’s alcoholic lifestyle and perverted, pedophilic husband push her to crave adventure, power, and revenge.

On her first day of class, Sarah is approached by the horn dog asshole Chris (Skeet Ulrich). He warns her of the witches and asks her out.

By day’s end, the witches tell Nancy that Chris is a jack off who spreads disease and lies. Not convinced of their honesty, Nancy keeps her date with Chris.

But the night ends early when Nancy goes home instead of putting out.

The next day the witches reveal the rumor of her lousy lay status and she confronts Chris. Always, the macho schmuck, Chris shows off for his friends Mitt (Breckin Meyer) and Trey by telling Nancy he won’t go out with her again.

Hurt by these turn of events, Nancy finds solace with the witches and discovers she’s a witch too.

The supernatural quartet assembles a coven and begin dispatching revenge where it’s needed.

Sarah creates a love spell that makes Chris do her bidding.

Bonnie sheds her scars.

Rochelle makes the lovely blond locks of Laura fall to the floor.

Nancy has trouble making her spell work, until she invokes the spirit of Mano. Once she is filled with the power, her step father drops dead, leaving her and her mother $150,000 in insurance money.

All of the ladies believe their lives have improved until events grow nastier.

Sarah is nearly raped by Chris because of the spell.

Bonnie becomes pompous.

Rochelle feels badly for seeing Laura become bald and frightened.

The drama escalates as Nancy goes to a party to hunt down Chris for his attempted attack on Sarah.

She is rejected by him and changes her face to look like Sarah. The other ladies come to the party. Sarah is shocked to see herself straddling Chris.

Drunk and freaked out, Chris backs away from Nancy and falls to his death.

The coven is torn apart.

Friends become enemies.

Yet, power lies at the heart of film.

Having too much power changes people; although, we have free will.

With our free will, we can decide how to respond to a situation.

The witches of St. Bernard make decisions that have a lasting effect on their lives.

Through their decisions, power is used, lives are lost, and redemption is sought.

Strong performances and a perfect marriage of an actress and role, make the Craft worth watching. Fairuza Balk has grown from the worst witch to a psychotic one. Robin Tunney, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True are convincing as misunderstand teens in search of acceptance and happiness. Skeet Ulrich and Breckin Meyer are the perfect arrogant, smart-mouthed punks.

I won’t give away the creepy, crawly conclusion, but if you fear insects and snakes, cover your eyes, count to ten and wait for the Craft to end.

Live Your Dreams With Teen Witch

A saxophone begins blaring sweet love through the air as a steamy dream sequence introduces the audience to Brad and Louise.

The two characters dance around trying to entice the other. Just as Louise leaps to her dream man’s arms, the alarm sounds.

Awake and back to reality, Louise (Robyn Lively) is less than the popular girl. She’s the girl whom everyone treats like a toddler.

Her plain, acne speckled face stays lost in the hallway crowd.

Her closest friend, Polly, isn’t much of a looker either.

To add insult to injury her bratty brother, Richie, managed to stick her diary entry to her English homework. Naturally her ass of a teacher reads the steamy details of Louise’s lust for Brad (Dan Gauthier) to the class.

Mortified, Louise flees to the ladies room.

Gradually, Louise’s interaction with Brad increases since they share many classes.

One night, after flattening her tire, Louise is offered a ride by Brad and Randa, but passes.

Instead she meets an eccentric little lady named Madame Serena.

Louise gets spooked from the woman’s prediction of strange powers arriving on her 16th birthday and bolts.

Everyone, except Polly, is a no show to Louise’s birthday party. However, her powers arrive during her troubled sleep. The next day Louise finds an interesting pendant while chatting with her drama teacher.

Things appear to be looking up when Randa sets Louise up with her nerdy cousin David. Unfortunately, this dude is Buddy Holly and Steve Urkel’s love-child. When she’s had enough of her date from hell, she tells him to leave her alone and he does.

Freaked out by her dates disappearance Louise visits Madame Serena again and the two begin to bond.

The real fun happens as Louise picks and chooses whose life to alter with magic.



Revenge is sweet when it occurs in front of an audience.



Having the ability to make your dreams a reality is at the heart of the film.

As the story progresses our heroine finds her powers are a blessing and curse.

Is popularity everything?

Is love worth having if it’s given unwillingly?

Although, there will never be one right answer, the movie helps you decide.

Big hair. Funky music. Spandex and mini skirts.

Teen Witch is a true 80’s flick that lets your heart sing “It’s never gonna be…the same again. Never gonna be…the same again.

Pajama Party Flick Picks- October 20, 2008

Welcome to the October 20, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Kevin Fleming presents Watch Lost Season 1 and 2 Online posted at Satellite TV Guru.





Missy presents 'Pathology' Results are Dismal posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Milo Ventimiglia's crime/thriller fails to impress."



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Witch Week

Hello PJ's and A Movie readers.

This week I'll be spotlighting my favorite witch films of the past.

I'll begin with the family friendly flick, The Worst Witch, starring Fairuza Balk, Charlotte Rae, Diana Rigg, and Tim Curry.

Next we'll join the awkward high school life of Louise Miller, in Teen Witch, starring Robyn Lively and Dick Sargent of Bewitched.

The week will conclude with the Craft, starring a more mature Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, Skeet Ulrich, and Rachel True.

Can the Worst Witch Become the Best

What do you get when you put Fairuza Balk, Charlotte Rae, Diana Rigg, and Tim Curry in a film? Snappy dialogue, hilarious shenanigans, and a smack meowing cat.

Straight out of 1986, the Worst Witch, helped me through grade school. Every autumn day I’d awake, get myself together and watch a few glimpses of this classic Halloween flick.

The heroine, Mildred Hubble (Fairuza Balk) lives up to the films title. With her messy hair, wrinkly clothing, poor marks in class, and constant tardiness, Mildred isn’t the first choice for anything.

As if being a screw up isn’t bad enough, Mildred is continuously taunted by Ethel Hallow, the schools top witch.

However, as Halloween approaches, Miss Cackles International Academy for Witches preps for the arrival of the Grand Wizard (Tim Curry).

Each witch auditions for a chance to broom fly in the Grand Wizards welcoming ceremony.

When Zoe Chant-Vestry dips into the Laughter Potion again, Mildred replaces her in the group formation.

However, Miss Hardbroom detests Mildred’s old, ugly broom. Ethel Hallow agrees to lend Mildred her spare, but places a curse on it beforehand.

As expected, Mildred’s whacked out broom causes catastrophe and the night ends as the Grand Wizard flies off to “another gig.”

Will Mildred be expelled? Will Ethel get her comeuppance? Does the Grand Wizard still dig Miss Hardbroom?

The answers and catchy repartee are awaiting you.

So watch the Worst Witch, because sometimes greatness must be learned, not bred.

Pajama Party Flick Picks- October 13, 2008

Welcome to the October 13, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Missy presents Three Movie Recommendations posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Films considered worthy of your time."


Mac presents Turning Up The Sizzle posted at Actorlicious.


NAOMI presents BRIDESHEAD REVISITED HITS THE BIG SCREEN posted at Diary From England.




Vaprak presents Movie Review: The Rocker (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.






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Monday Man-Harrison Ford

Welcome to this week’s edition of Monday Man.

Today’s spotlight shines on the remarkable Harrison Ford.

Where would American Cinema be, if it weren’t for his performances in some of Hollywood’s biggest crowd pleasers?

Ford’s characters range from the handsome, heroic pilot in the Star Wars Trilogy to a rugged intellect in the Indiana Jones series, and the cold-hearted romantic in Sydney Pollack’s remake of Sabrina.

However, the magic of Harrison Ford’s talent illuminates through his quieter roles in tear-jerker Regarding Henry and the Amish thriller, Witness.

In 2008, Ford reprised the role of the adventurous, archaeologist Professor Jones in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

This time Indy joins a youth, played by Shia LeBeouf, in search of a crystal skull said to unlock a golden city.

Will doctor Jones charm the ladies, escape ridiculous death traps, and outsmart thugs with witty rejoinders?

Buy or rent the DVD this Tuesday and find out.

Until next time.

Pajama Party Flick Picks-October 6, 2008

Welcome to the October 6, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Missy presents Do Actors/Actresses Reveal Too Much? posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Do the opinions of celebrities matter to you?"


Mac presents Bourne Ultimatum Toddler Edition posted at Actorlicious.


GrrlScientist presents You Don't Have to Pass an IQ Test to be in the Senate posted at Living the Scientific Life, saying, "A streaming video trailer of comedian Bill Maher's new film, Religulous."

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Pajama Party Flick Picks - September 29, 2008

Welcome to the September 29, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Missy presents Tykwer and Owen Go International posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "A glimpse at Tom Tykwer's upcoming 'The International'."




Vaprak presents Movie Review: Hank and Mike (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.



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Pajama Party Flick Picks-September 22, 2008

Welcome to the September 22, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Samir Bharadwaj presents Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na posted at Samir Bharadwaj dot Com, saying, "A fairly typical romantic Hindi(Bollywood) movie, but one with a healthy dose of class. It is entertaining, and it leaves you with a smile on your face."


Samir Bharadwaj presents Singh is King - movie review posted at Samir Bharadwaj dot Com, saying, "Singh is King is Bollywood at its noisiest. Large, loud, and ludicrous, some outstanding elements still keep this Hindi movie on the right side of entertaining."


Vaprak presents Movie Review: The Duchess (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.


WordPress Hacker presents Auto Create Navigation Tabs for New WordPress Pages posted at WordPress Hacker, saying, "In this article I explain how you can setup your blog to automatically create main navigation links/tabs when new pages are published by using custom fields to mark those pages you want to appear in the navigation menu."


Missy presents Jamie Bell, Action Hero or Romantic Lead, What's next for Jamie? posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Billy Elliot is all grown up."


Missy presents Disturbia, Homage or Plagarism? posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "My thoughts on the Disturbia / Rear Window lawsuit."







Herculesrob presents Preview of this years Oscar potentials posted at The Entertainment Blur, saying, "This is a look into this year's upcoming releases that have the strongest chance to compete for Oscar gold come this February."


Mark presents Top 10 Reasons to Come To Japan (in the movies) posted at Lets Japan, saying, "How scriptwriters plot to get characters to Japan in the movies."


Mac presents Actorlicious: Top 100 Films posted at Actorlicious.

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Pajama Party-Flick Picks August 18, 2008

Extremely apologetic for the delay in posting this carnival edition.

Welcome to the August 18, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Liz Nast presents How the Wine Was Won posted at Kwanzoo, saying, "I want to see Bottle Shock and so should you"

Missy presents Playboy Bunnies and Self-Confidence posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Nothing against Playboy Bunnies but are they really role models?"

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Freaky Friday-Smiley Face

Welcome to this week's edition of Freaky Friday.

Today's spotlight shines on a hilarious flick starring Anna Faris called Smiley Face.

Jane F isn't your typical pot-head; she's a flippin fogged up idiot while high.

Because of her love for the mighty green stuff normal activities become a challenge.

The movie begins with her sitting on the Ferris Wheel talking to Roscoe Lee Brown.

Gradually she begins to sober up from her roommate's (Danny Masterson) pot-laced cupcakes and numerous hits on her yellow and orange bong.

As the memories return, Jane realizes she must pay off her weed dealer (Adam Brody) at a Venice Hemp Fest, pay the electricity bill, go to her audition, and avoid being arrested.

A screaming child, an angry bus driver, a creepy, skull f*cking roommate, and a white weed dealer with dredlocks, helps Jane have one of the best trips of her life.

So pop in Smiley Face and turn that frown up-side-down.

Until next time.

Monday Man-Scott Speedman

Welcome to this week's Monday Man Edition.

Today I'm spotlighting Scott Speedman.

Back in the late 90's Scott Speedman was one of the "It" men on the deceased WB Network.

Speedman played sensitive and vulnerable Ben Covington on Felicity, starring Keri Russell, Scott Foley, and Tangi Miller.

True the concept for this show should have resulted in a restraining order set in place against Ms. Porter (Keri Russell), but in the world of entertainment this made for a great back and forth love story.

Skip to the next chapter of Speedman's career and you'll find the darkness of the Underworld, a kickass film about vampires (lycans) and werewolves. The success of the original film spawned a sequel titled Underworld Evolution.

But Speedman doesn't stop at acting around with werewolves and vampires, but took on three masked psychotic teens in the Strangers, starring Liv Tyler.

Curly haired, love-sick stalker, lycans and werewolves, and three masked predators. Whether it's human, animal, or somewhere in the middle, Scott Speedman's characters will sweet talk, maim or fight you if necessary. That is why he's this week's Monday Man.

Until next time.

Pajama Party Flick Picks-August 11, 2008

Welcome to the August 11, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Toni presents Twilight Godiva, comic con shrieks and more posted at Wifely Steps, saying, ""Twilight" will not been shown in theaters till December, but there is huge hype on its cast, production and merchandise. Here's a little teaser of the film that's about to be launched end of the year."



Matt OConnor presents Bad Films I love, Part One: Waterworld (1995) posted at Cult Movie News.

Missy presents Marvin the Martian to Hit the Big Screen posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Another live-action CGI hybrid in the works. Why?"

Woman Tribune presents The Sisterhood is Traveling to New Orleans posted at Woman Tribune.

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Pajama Party Flick Picks-August 04, 2008

Welcome to the August 4, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Missy presents A Combination of Action, Criminals and Gerard Butler posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "A peek at Missy's personality and Guy Ritchie's RocknRolla."

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Pajama Party Flick Picks-July 28, 2008

Welcome to the July 28, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Liz Nast presents Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland - Who's Alice? posted at Kwanzoo.

Rickey Henderson presents Coulrophobia A Go Go: Rickey Reviews “The Dark Knight” posted at Riding with Rickey.




Missy presents Valley Girl Revisited? Say it ain&#39t so! posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Do we really think today's filmmakers can do a better job making an 80's movie than the 80's generation?"

Yancey Grantham presents A Patch of Blue - 1965 Movie and Book by Elizabeth Kata posted at Top Blue Blog, saying, "If you like a lot of different kinds of movies then you will really like this on. Well thought out dialog, fantastically shot and the story move along and it moves you. If you have not seen "A Patch of Blue" it will surprise you."

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Pajama Party Flick Picks-July 21, 2008

Welcome to the July 21, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

NAOMI presents MAMMA MIA THE MOVIE - A RUNAWAY SUCCESS posted at Diary From England.





Missy presents An Actor, A Movie Poster and Several Opinions posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Can a movie poster tell us whether an actor is talented or not?"


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Pajama Party Flick Picks-July 15, 2008

Welcome to the July 15, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

I do apologize for the tardiness of this post. I have been teaching a summer college course and I have gotten behind due to family obligations and functions.

For the remainder of the year, Pajama Party Flick Picks will be posted on Monday.

Thank you for your patience.

Liz McD presents Futurama: The Beast With a Billion Backs, New on DVD posted at Kwanzoo.

Mike Blitz presents Review: Hancock posted at Kaboom Review, saying, "Thank you! Looking forward to the carnival!"

Missy presents Only One Movie? posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "It's tough choosing only one movie that you loved or hated, but I gave it my best shot."

Shirley presents Summer Movie Fun posted at Fun Spirit, saying, "Though there have been many mediocre and disappointing movies coming from Hollywood these days, I am still looking forward to visiting the theater.

I’m not picky either – I’ll take a good comedy, animated children’s movie, fantasy, sci-fi, horror, or action flick. Give me some cool visuals, lots of action, and a few plucky sidekicks thrown in and I’m happy."

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Pajama Party Flick Picks - July 1, 2008

Welcome to the July 1, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Vaprak presents Movie Review: You Don’t Mess with the Zohan (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.

Steve Anderson presents Movie Trivia: The One Where I Eat Crow posted at Kwanzoo, saying, "On why the Friday the 13th remake might not be so bad."

Sarah presents Sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion posted at SARAHSPY.

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Pajama Party Flick Picks - June 24, 2008

Welcome to the June 24, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.


Samir Bharadwaj presents Speed Racer - movie review posted at Samir Bharadwaj dot Com, saying, "Speed Racer is an unexpected gem in frivolous clothing."


TherapyDoc presents Once and A Fine Romance posted at Everyone Needs Therapy, saying, "It's more than a review, definitely good pillow talk."


Raymond presents Going To The Movie Theater To Watch A Movie Is Starting To Get Too Expensive posted at Money Blue Book.


Raymond presents Internet Service Is More Important To Me Than Phone or Cable TV posted at Money Blue Book.


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Wednesday Woman-Jessica Alba

Welcome to this week's edition of Wednesday Woman.

Today we're focusing on Jessica Alba's tiny first film role in Camp Nowhere.

Schools almost out and the natives are restless.

But where to go?

Morris "Mud" Himmel (Jonathan Jackson-Lucky from General Hospital) is not into spending his time at Camp Chip-A-Wa.

With the help of Zack Dell (Andrew Keegan) school bully and Dennis Van Welker (Christopher Lloyd) actor/anybody he wants to be, Mud sets out to create his own summer place.

Come along with the crew as Van Welker turns into a tongue-in-cheek Army guy, a Richard Simmonsesque aerobics instructor, and a flamboyant Broadway buff to gather the parents permission.

Crack open the soda, chips, and candy as the kids run rampant and create a wonderful world of water guns and slides.

Stick around for the end of summer parents weekend that combines a Broadway, Weight-Loss, and Military camp all in one.

Because summer fun doesn't have an address consider visiting Camp Nowhere.

School's Out

Hey there!

Well school's out for most people right now. What better way to kick off the week than with a tribute to the best kids/teen flicks of the past?

In this Monday Man feature we have License to Drive, starring Tiger Beat's boy's of the past Corey Feldman and Corey Haim.

Permed hair. Spandex dresses. Phones with Cords! Gotta love it.

So sit back and reminisce as your daily class schedule begins to fade and you can sleep past 7 am.

School's out but Driver's Ed is still in session.

Monday Man- The Corey's

Once upon a time in the late 80's there were two teen's that had everything. The right looks. The right talent. The right movie, License to Drive.

Corey Haim is lovestruck Les Anderson, a cute, quirky guy who pines for Mercedes Lane (Heather Graham), the girl, not the street.

Come with Les as he fails the written test, but aces the road test with hilariously hard-nosed, coffee obsessed, James Avery (Uncle Phil from Fresh Prince of Bel Air) as his instructor.

Sneak out the house as Les takes granpa's mint condition Caddy, picks up Mercedes, and goes on a crash course with friends Dean (Corey Feldman) , Charles (Michael Manasseri), and drunk driver guy (Henry Alan Miller).

Breathe a sigh of relief with Billy Ocean's Get Out of My Dreams playing in the background.

Cool stunts. Fast cars. Babes and burgers at Archy's.

Isn't it time you got your license to drive?

Pajama Party Flick Picks - June 3, 2008

Welcome to the June 3, 2008 edition of Pajama Party Flick Picks.

Vaprak presents Movie Review: What Happens in Vegas… (2008) posted at The Critical Critics.

Michael. presents 10,000 BC: The Legend, The Battle, and the First Hero posted at Review Hookup.

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Freaky Friday- The Skeleton Key

Welcome to this week's edition of Freaky Friday.

Today we take a look at The Skeleton Key starring Kate Hudson and Gena Rowlands.

After the death of her favorite patient Caroline Ellis leaves her nursing home position for a private nurse gig.

Located an hour outside of New Orleans, the plantation home of Violet and Ben Devereaux is decorated with antiques, eerie hallways, and secrets.

One step through the door lets you know this place isn't meant for strangers.

So grab a blanket, beer, and buddy.

They'll be waiting for you.

Wednesday Woman-Nicole Lyn

Welcome to this week's Wednesday Woman.

Today's spotlight shines on the beautiful, Nicole Lyn.

This actress lends eloquence to whatever role she tackles.

Beginning her career at the age of 9, Nicole Lyn has appeared on the series Ramona, Are You Afraid of the Dark and Student Bodies.

However, she made a big leap when co-starring in the Anne Rice mini-series, Feast of All Saints.

She plays the nearly white daughter of Cecile St. Marie and sister to Marcel.

The life of the tragic mulatto is traditionally laced with lies, self-loathing, and death.

Thankfully, Anne Rice puts a dramatic spin on the situation of being linked to two different society's and not finding peace within either.

Nicole Lyn shines as the emotionally tortured and envied beauty of the gens de couleur libre, or the Free People of Colour.

Through the course of the series Marie begins to awaken to the cruelties of life and the trap her multiracial genetics have given her.

Should she follow her heart or give in to the enslavement of being a white man's mistress, like her mother Cecile?

Only seeing this movie will give you the answer, but one thing is certain.

The survival of a vicious attack and betrayal toughens Marie up. It forces her to stand up for her beliefs and move forward in life.

So sit back, grab a snack, and celebrate the Feast of All Saints.