 Jack Black takes the show, as Po, in "Kung Fu Panda". It can't be challenged, technically Dreamworks has put on screen one of the greatest animated productions ever done. One of animation's best, John Stevenson who helped direct the film, has made it one of this summer's animated hits with its star studded cast: Angelina Jolie as the Tigress, Jackie Chan as the Monkey, Lucy Liu as the Viper, Ian McShane as Tai Lung, Seth Rogen as Mantis, Randall Duk Kim as Oogway, and Dustin Hoffman as Shifu. |
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 "Flawless" leaves you with a despaired and less than flawless characters. Demi Moore in her new 2008 DVD release, also starring Michael Caine, carries a story on screen with a depressed demeanor. Along the lines of Jude Law and Michael Caine in "Sleuth" where the two carried the screen in a demented script and storyline, Demi Moore and Caine carry "Flawless". |
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 "Cleaner", the new Samuel L. Jackson movie starring Eva Mendes and Ed Harris, 'sweeps' the screen with blood and intrigue. Its scene transitions send home the point that Jackson, playing Tom Cutler, is a crime scene cleaner and once former police officer. His partner, Harris playing Eddie Lorenzo, comes in on the scene with a somewhat predicable story-line. Jackson is raising his daughter, Rose, played by Keke Palmer, alone as they deal with the loss of her mother, his wife.
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 "The Take", Felix De La Pena, (John Leguizamo), an armored-truck driver is shot and framed during a heist. Tyrese Gibson is the bad guy, Adell Baldwin, who goes over the top in murder. His passion seems to be shooting everyone in the head. Pena looses the ability to retain things in his memory and goes beyond the disadvantage to find the man who was responsible for his shooting as well as others. His vendetta is to get the guy because the FBI is working towards his arrest and is blundering in their lack of ability to catch the right guy. Baldwin murders all those who helped him to get the full benefit of the job. |
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 Looking through the eyes of a child with Narnia's PG rating could be challenging. As a child, not knowing what the allegory means, and how C.S. Lewis arranged the Narnia story to bring out a David a Goliath scenario, would understandably cause a child to watch this movie at face value. In that, the question is, can the story out shine the violence for the young? I liked the message "Prince Caspian" was bringing. It carried honor throughout the film. As a parent, you can see the allegory and a message. Yet, as I sat in the theater from the opening of the film as Prince Caspian's aunt, Queen Prunaprismia, (Alicia Borrachero), screams while giving birth to the son that King Miraz, (Sergio Castellitto), was determined would take the throne, I wondered how the children in the theater would be reacting to what was starting with intensity and became hugely, a story of great battle. |
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