Summer Movie Plan 2007

Posted on 29 April 2007 by Nolatari

I’m sure it’s no surprise that I am a subscriber to Entertainment Weekly, and this past week they published my favorite issue of the year: Summer Movie Preview. This one issue guides most all of my activities for the next four months as I attempt to see all of the popcorn flicks and usually [...]

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THE NATIVITY STORY

Posted on 5 April 2007 by Nolatari

Tonight was my first viewing of The Nativity Story after attempting to see it last Christmas and finding every showing sold out time and time again.  I’m actually happy to have waited.  I knew it would be emotional (because, well, I’m just emotional), but I had no idea I would be overwhelmed.  This week, when I [...]

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