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.