LaRae Meadows
Living in Penngrove, NY
Total page views: 52,974
Published Content: 183
Fans: 13
On AC since: 03.28.07
Bio:
Writing has always been a passion for me. I have written legislation, legislative opinion papers, comedy, movie reviews and editorials.
Writing has always been a passion for me. I have written legislation, legislative opinion papers, comedy, movie reviews and editorials.
Education/Experience:
nothing special
nothing special
Interests:
movies, television, foster care advocacy, politics, computer repair, small business ownership
movies, television, foster care advocacy, politics, computer repair, small business ownership
Motto:
Movie Reviews Written Just For You
Movie Reviews Written Just For You
LaRae Meadows's Favorites
None yet.
None yet.
Displaying Results 1 - 183 (of 183)
Avatar is by far the most overrated film of the year. When the shinny is polished away, there is nothing left.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 12/17/2009
Compelling story telling, exquisite visuals, and captivating battle scenes weave together to create a brilliant cinematic tapestry.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/19/2009
A review of this ridiculous, nonsensical, pseudo-comedic bit of film making.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/16/2009
A garish demonstration of the capabilities of the new 3D technology, the story only pops out when it possesses an opportunity to show off the technology.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/5/2009
Marvelous reckless abandon in Cirque du Freak - The Vampire's Assistant, falls prey to an invisible, ill timed hand of meaningless restraint. The restraint is not only unnecessary, it puts a lampshade over the brilliance in this movie.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/22/2009
Interstate politics, federal regulation and oversight can teach us which direction we should go in, which we need to avoid and provides much needed wisdom to the discussion.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/18/2009
Love Happens' flat main characters are almost saved by complex and well portrayed secondary characters who steal the scenes whenever they are on screen.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/17/2009
What education are we denying children when they are educated by a school district that makes "belief in god" a goal in their mission statement?
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/29/2009
Worse than reckless, worse than ignorant, worse than negligent, they are willfully destroying the society and demonizing those who fight to protect it.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/24/2009
Quirky dialogue, multi-dimensional characters, and special attention to the aesthetics wraps the audience in a unique movie-going experience.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/20/2009
Aliens take over one small section of Africa and the plot gets lost.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/17/2009
Thirst left me squirming and squealing.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/31/2009
Kissimmee Florida City Commission wants to make the citizens of their town pay $200,000 to violate the constitution.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/28/2009
Tidier tottering between sensational and sorry, Orphan is a bit schizophrenic.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/24/2009
Gleefully, SanRich released Sarah Palin Resignation Song; a ditty set to I Feel Pretty from the musical West Side Story on YouTube.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/19/2009
Harry Potter never looked so good and was so bad.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/14/2009
A hilarious and terrifying movie that brought back memories of Matthew Shepard.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/9/2009
In a film that desperately attempts to provoke any emotion, Public Enemies fails to capture the imagination, create emotional dimension or shock the senses.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/30/2009
My Sister's Keeper sloppily jerked tears in spite of inconsistent acting and overly edited writing.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/25/2009
The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 review is good action based fun.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/11/2009
Why my cousin and I don't talk and why we should now that they ahve graduated.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/6/2009
Review of movie Land of the Lost, staring Will Farrell.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/4/2009
I was stunned that this inspirational, physics defying film comes in the form of Pixar's Up, a animated wonderment about an old man wracked with grief, a yellow dog, a chubby little boy and a huge flightless bird, in a floating house.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/28/2009
Ray Anderson charged his international carpet company to be ecological. Twelve years later the changes are revolutionary to business and ecology.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/25/2009
Review of Terminator Salvation Movie
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/22/2009
President Obama violates his oath of office and refuses to obey the nations first law.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/13/2009
Shasta County, California Superior Court Judge Monica Marlow decided to temporarily suspend mandatory drug testing for all extracurricular activities in Shasta County high schools.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2009
I had as much fun as the fanboys in the theater.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2009
"There is a difference between civil rights and sacred rights." - Bishop Harry Jackson
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/6/2009
There are now three categories of interrogation, not torture, good faith torture and shock the conscience torture.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/1/2009
Forged in the heat of war and personal tragedy, claw wielding Wolverine was born. Shoddy production and inconsistent writing makes me wish that X-Men Origins: Wolverine could be retroactively aborted.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/1/2009
A conflict between human nature and need pits all of humanity against the peaceful population on the planet Terra.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 4/29/2009
Our misadventure to The Fresno Metropolitan Museum of Art and Science.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 3/15/2009
Constipated visuals, dialogue and plot, coupled with atrocious acting dooms Watchmen and the audience.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 3/5/2009
The International offers the audience all of the eye bulging, fingernail scraping, life stealing comfort of having our faces covered with a dry cleaning bag.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 2/20/2009
I have never written a cinematic rant but this "film" called out for a pen lashing. Please know that I have not shied away from the spoilers.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 2/20/2009
Even World War II could not sway corporate greed, the Catholic menace and a driven heart.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/20/2008
My open letter to our president elect.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/11/2008
A plea to geeks everywhere to come out of their caves so women can find you.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/8/2008
Best review of Role Models staring Paul Rudd and Sean William Scott.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/6/2008
My story will tell you why California's Prop 4 should be defeated.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/3/2008
California Leads the Way but You Make Up Your Own Mind
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/3/2008
The Singing Hockey Mama for Obama gives an exclusive interview to LaRae Meadows.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/1/2008
High School Musical 3 - Senior Year (HSM3-SR) can best be described as an excuse for dancing, singing campiness.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/23/2008
Visualization of a woman's worst nightmare
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/23/2008
Every argument against gay marriage comes down to one word, god.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/21/2008
Nothing but sailing in the documentary Morning Light.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/21/2008
The Brothers Bloom is a charming off kilter dramedy about love.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/21/2008
Football, College, College Football and Civil Rights
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/9/2008
A review of the movie City of Ember.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/9/2008
People wouldn't mind ants as much if they were less organized!
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/9/2008
Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe Face Off in This Spy Thriller
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/9/2008
A review of the Safari Garden Inn Chico, CA
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/8/2008
A review of The Hampton Inn in Rohnert Park, CA.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/8/2008
Just because a woman is running for Vice President doesn't mean I like my own vagina any less!
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/25/2008
This policy is not an article, it is a policy for an IT department to use with their employees.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/25/2008
Give a priceless gift to one person: voting.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/15/2008
Try as they might, they can't buy a vote that is not for sale.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/13/2008
Burn After Reading is a slow start but picks up momentum with a strong head of comedic steam.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/13/2008
She gave them the one thing McCain's campaign needed: their base.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/8/2008
A close examination of history tells us there is no other conclusion: God hates Republicans, God hates Christians and most of all, God hates Christian Republicans.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/4/2008
A close examination of history tells us there is no other conclusion: God hates Republicans, God hates Christians and most of all, God hates Christian Republicans.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/4/2008
Disaster Movie steals inspiration from disaster, comedy and drama movies that came before it. Disaster Movie swept me off my feet by being possibly the most brilliant example of comedic writing, of any medium, in the history of the world. ...
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/30/2008
Almost all zombie survival techniques require a high level of physical fitness.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/26/2008
Mirrors is a reflection of the director, writers and actors and they'd be smart to steer clear of the looking-glass until the original celluloid for this film is destroyed.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/26/2008
Hamlet 2 struggles to be an irreverent expression of reverence, but succeeds only in being a reverent act of reverence.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/26/2008
Spencer Wells studies diversity of human beings all over the world. The field researchers involved with Wells' studies have taken DNA samples from people all over the world. They wanted to make a genetic family tree. They found a genetic Adam and Eve, from Africa.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/19/2008
It is a wild romp through joke-infested jungles that occasionally steps on a comedy landmine.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/13/2008
Man on Wire is a beautiful movie about a repulsive personality.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/11/2008
If you really need a half an hour of really good laughs, then try Pineapple Express.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/5/2008
Many people argue that a wee wee-wee should be allowed to drive any car they want as long as they can afford it.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/4/2008
The truth has become unavoidable; other people don't give a crap about your movie experience.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/31/2008
Give the other women who have to share the bathroom a break and be ladylike, at least in the bathroom.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/31/2008
The pornography industry, in its lust for money, objectifies and exploits men who perform sexual acts on film for their profit.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/29/2008
The Dark Knight, the next installment in the Batman movie series, is unsurpassed, unmatched, unadulterated, unimaginable WOW!
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/18/2008
Pork sandwiches made of communion wafers recipe takes a stand against Catholic dogma and idiotic behavior.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/13/2008
Why you should back up your computer, the different kinds of backups and stories about those who didn't backup. Your questions answered.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/7/2008
Hancock is Los Angeles's drunk, low-flying sometimes hero. With all the exciting aspects of an action movie, sparkling comedy and a heartfelt plot, Hancock is the most honest super hero movie I've ever seen.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/26/2008
When the people of earth cover the world in garbage, they take off on a five year cruise, but they leave a team of robots, called WALL * Es, behind to clean up the mess.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/26/2008
here were a lot of aspects of this movie that resonated deeply with me was because I had a similar upbringing, but strange visuals ruin any brilliance the movie may have reached.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/25/2008
Conjurer is like watching a farmer roll his cart to market through frozen molasses up a hill, and when he arrives, everyone has gone home.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/19/2008
Get Smart should follow their own advice when it comes to the script, the acting and the action.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/19/2008
There is nothing special about The Incredible Hulk. It doesn't even get the heart pumping. The Incredible Hulk may be a comic book best left in paper form.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/19/2008
Jack Black, Angelina Jolie, Jackie Chan, Seth Rogen, Lucy Liu, David Cross, Dustin Hoffman and Ian McShane each give such a glimmering energy to their characters.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/6/2008
The much loved HBO show characters Carrie, Charlotte, Samantha and Miranda come to the big screen in Sex and the City. A cheap, shallow, and annoying waste of film that made me shake my head so often, my neck needs chiropractic adjustment.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/30/2008
Does Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull live up to the other Indiana Jones movies?
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/22/2008
You can make a difference for my family, just one email!
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/11/2008
Speed Racer is a fantastical, whirling, spinning, psychedelic abomination with almost no plot, horrific sets and one-liners that would be rejected by Laffy Taffy.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/9/2008
The Visitor strings together unlikely events in the lives of a professor and his visitors. Remarkably sincere and touching, the unimaginable events feel natural.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/2/2008
Unbelievably funny, insanely charming and blissfully irresistible, Son of Rambow will make you smile, reminisce and live your childhood again.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/2/2008
Fantastic Review of Iron Man with Robert Downey Jr, Faran Tahir, Shaun Toub, Gwyneth Paltrow, Terrence Howard
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/1/2008
Set in ancient China, The Forbidden Kingdom is a mix of cinematic influences. The Forbidden Kingdom stops short of tiresome and of brilliance. It is quality cheese.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 4/19/2008
Ripping review of Flawless staring Demi Moore
By LaRae Meadows | Published 3/28/2008
The newest version of 3D technology is a gigantic technological leap from blue and red and is monumentally easier to watch than previous generations.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 3/3/2008
Be Kind Rewind is one of the most charming movies I have seen in some time. Given the cast (specifically MosBlack) and genre, I was skeptical but Gondry made me a shameless believer.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 2/21/2008
Cloverfield is smashtacular arnchfest with a love story that plays a simple, but not unpleasing, love song. Sometimes a monster movie is just what you need and Cloverfield will be just what you want.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 1/22/2008
Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman banter, spar and trek together in The Bucket List.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 1/11/2008
What do the war movies of late say about America?
By LaRae Meadows | Published 12/18/2007
A cure for one of humanity's most horrific diseases is welcomed as an amazing advancement for medicine. The miracle drug came with unexpected side effects, photosensitive zombification.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 12/13/2007
Set in an alternate universe where souls live outside the body as demons, The Golden Compass is no children's movie. Graphic violence, beautiful special effects and dark, rich plot lines are far too dark for a child.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 12/7/2007
Four great gift ideas for the geek in your life!
By LaRae Meadows | Published 12/4/2007
Intrigued by glory and wealth, self-important Beowulf and fourteen of his men come from across the sea to kill Grendel.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/16/2007
No Country for Old Men didn't hold back on the pints of blood in the murder scenes, so don't take grandma to see it but if you want a great date movie or if you love horror that is based in reality, see No Country for Old Men.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/15/2007
A fantastic review of a less than fantastic movie.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/2/2007
Set in the 1970's, American Gangster is based on true story of Frank Lucas, New York's brilliant and terrifying mobster and the police officer who chased him.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 11/2/2007
Rendition is about the post-9/11 American torture practices and shocks the audience into facing the truth of what their fear created, both home and abroad.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/19/2007
Things We Lost in the Fire shows us that life is not fair, bad things happen to good people, good people aren't always good and bad people aren't always as bad as we think.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/19/2007
George Clooney stars in this corporate crime thriller.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/13/2007
A beautiful movie with phenomenal acting. Canada's greatest sports icon immortalized on film. LaRae Meadow's review of a marvelous film.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 10/11/2007
Powerful and touching writing, exceptional acting, particular visuals and marvelous direction make In the Valley of Elah a film of timeless quality.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/21/2007
Just add this western to the collection of unexciting and boring movies already in its genre. Borefest is putting it nicely.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/21/2007
Amazing visuals and beautiful acting make Eastern Promises worth seeing.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/13/2007
Full of suspense and righteous action, The Brave One will capture your attention and leave you with your mouth open wide.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/12/2007
Seth Gordon offers his insight into his movies and the future of his career.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 9/4/2007
Rob Zombie reimagines this horror classic, putting his stamp on the Halloween story. There are stabbings, bludgeoning, and general mayhem.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/31/2007
Some idiot screws up playing ping pong and becomes a has-been.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/29/2007
Grace Tang (Fay Ann Lee) is an ambitious first generation business lady who longs to be a player in New York's east side social community.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/26/2007
Tells the tale of a boxer gone homeless and the reporter telling the story to the world.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/25/2007
I sat down with Chris Tucker (CT) and Brett Ratner (BR) on the twentieth floor at the St. Regis in San Francisco to discuss their upcoming movie, Rush Hour 3, which is opening on Friday. There were also two other reporters in the room, Pam and Omar.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/17/2007
These characters couldn't have been made up better and if they were fictional, if this weren't a documentary, the film would be unbelievable.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/17/2007
The Invasion attempts to teach us something about our essential nature but instead teaches us about our nature to be suckered into a dull movie.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/17/2007
The Bourne Ultimatum is an eye peeling, edge of your seat action romp that leaves the audience feeling they ran around, chasing Jason Bourne through the streets.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/3/2007
Hot Rod left me asking "where was this guy's mother when he was growing up?" Who knew that bike jumps, drinking, terrible stunts and hot women could be heart stopping, eye lid dropping boredom?
By LaRae Meadows | Published 8/3/2007
A sad and sweet story about losing what you knew you had and finding what you didn't know was lost.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/27/2007
A sweet musical twist on a tart subject makes a cinematic tongue tingler.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/23/2007
The cast, the direction, the writing, and the visuals sucked me in right away.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/23/2007
Its phenomenal script, beautiful visuals and outstanding acting confused my sensibilities, but in a way that caused me to re-examine my views of war survivors.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/11/2007
After informing the magical world that Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) has returned to muster his armies, spread darkness, and kill all that is precious to Harry; young Potter is shunned by the Ministry of Magic and local news papers.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 7/11/2007
The movie split in time, is magically shot, amazingly acted and has a touching script.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/18/2007
Many of the attempts at emotional resonance fall flat but the action scenes are shameless entertainment.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/15/2007
A little difficult to put my finger on why, but this animated tryst kind of works.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/8/2007
Day Watch left me spending most of my day looking at my watch.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/2/2007
Packed with only slightly veiled metaphors and full of clichés that don't resonate emotionally or develop into a film worth seeing.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 6/1/2007
When a lonely bartender meets a war veteran, their lives intertwine and create a terrifying gradation.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/28/2007
It reminds me a little of when I was 12 years old and ate an entire chocolate bunny.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/24/2007
Shrek the Third is the latest in the Shrek series of movies. A cute, fluff, 3D cartoon, Shrek the Third is a good find for five year olds.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/19/2007
The movie that tells us what happens when you take the characters from The Office, send them on a team building holiday and throw in some eastern European serial killers.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/19/2007
Makes quick work of same old same old with a hint of the unnecessary.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/17/2007
It strives to answer, "What happens when you have inconsistent characters, no character development, drinking, the army, no decision on type of humor, fart, food, discomfort and gay jokes made into a movie smoothie?"
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/17/2007
28 Weeks Later accomplishes the rare sequel feat of being an interesting movie on its own and still having the essence of the first movie.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/17/2007
Boy and girl meet, make music and nothing happens!
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/8/2007
After some reflection, I realized why people use movies to talk about so many different social issues.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
My adventure in my lace, thong, boy shorts.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
This movie reminded me of Chinese food; looks great, tastes great, sadly never makes you full and does bad things to the end result.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
If I were Philip K. Dick, the writer of the book "The Golden Man" in which the movie is based, I'd spend my royalties and find a hit man for everyone involved in this movie.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck enlightens us to the struggles of the East German people before the fall of the Berlin Wall.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
A Korean film with subtitles, "The Host" gives hope to the big creature genre.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Even though it is full of gay references, there is nearly no good skating, and reality seems to have been flushed down the toilet, the movie has a good feeling about it.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
It beautifully spins a story of the lengths people will go for who they love and how four people find their worth.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Director and writer Paul Verhoeven and writer Gerard Soeteman created a beautiful movie whose potential is never quite realized.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Sure the names and settings have been changed to protect the innocent but "Starter for 10" will give you that slightly clairvoyant feeling.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
"Fracture" tries to answer the question, "Is there a perfect murder?" While the plot is reasonably suspenseful, they threw it away on at the end and left me wanting to barf with the camera angles.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
"Two Weeks" is an elegant examination of family, love, and death.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
"Beyond the Gates" made me cry, tremble with fear and helped me see what our role was, as members of the U.N., passively standing by as hundreds of thousands of people died.
Official Site
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
"Premonition" has serious writing and plot problems.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Light on plot, "300" still is a gripping cinematic experience.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Jim Ellis, a Philadelphia recreation center swim coach, is the true life basis for "Pride."
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
A witty spin on romantic comedy, "What Love Is" was an enjoyable exception to the rule that romance and comedy don't mix.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
An inspired work of comedy, acting and cinematography.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Each affected woman is suffering in their own emotional prison.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Exceptional writing by Jeremy Brock and Peter Morgan, acting, and directing make a must see movie that sticks in your mind and on your heart like a battle scar.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Poor, wee, innocent Hannibal is driven from his family's castle when the Russians head toward his humble abode.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Director John Curran uses beautiful scenery and sets to frame great acting and a well written story based on the novel by W. Somerset Maugham.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Even with the plot flaws and character's lack of depth, I felt like I was having an experience with these people.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Slowly and awkwardly, the film progresses to tell a story of obsession and murder.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Typical British style; with diverse but subdued emotions.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
The world had essentially played out "Lord of the Flies" but in with reversed characters.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Ophilia's fanciful story of magic and enchantment is incredibly captivating.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
A movie with just as much social commentary as dialogue, "Offside" is a little slow but a humbling reminder of how far women's rights have come in America compared to other parts of the world.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Based on the book by Robert Graysmith, "Zodiac" is by far the best movie made on the subject of the infamous Zodiac Killer.
By LaRae Meadows | Published 5/7/2007
Filter LaRae Meadows's Published Content:
Search LaRae Meadows's Published Content:
Permalink:
|
|