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New Reboots Scheduled for Fantasy Island, MacGyver and Hart to Hart
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jtotey
If there is any wonder that ideas are running out in Hollywood, look no further than the more and more reboot projects currently airing and the others coming down the pike. Some shows have been successful (Hawaii Five-O, Girl Meets World and even The Odd Couple) while others haven’t (The Bionic Woman, Night Rider). Some…
’99 Homes’ Will Make You Mad
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jtotey
99 Homes is a fictional story with elements that were inspired by true stories of people evicted from their homes. The thriller feels so real, that you will forget that that is really the same guy who played Spider-Man and that’s the same woman who used to run away from dinosaurs in Jurassic Park up…
‘Golden Shoes’ Movie is Just ‘Okay’ for Kids
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jtotey
Perhaps it is my own opinion, but I think that there is a difference between family movies and children’s movies. Disney is a master for producing movies that literally every member of the family can watch and enjoy. Some moviemakers tend to think that any juvenile movie can be considered a movie for the whole…
The ‘Doctor (Ken)’ is Way Out
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jtotey
I will never understand why some people consider actor Ken Jeong funny. I find the ex-Community star annoying and he doesn’t fare any better in a sitcom that is centered all around him. Tonight, he’s stars in Dr. Ken where he plays an obnoxious doctor by day and an obnoxious father and husband by night.…
Stamos Shines in ‘Grandfathered’
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jtotey
And the award for “most surprising response to a new sitcom” goes to the John Stamos comedy, Grandfathered. The show has all the elements that I don’t usually approve of but by the end of 30 minutes, its’ charm won me over. Let me explain. Full House star turned Oikos yogurt expert, John Stamos, plays…
‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ is Full, But Feels A Little Vacant
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jtotey
When Hotel Transylvania came out in 2012, it was a delightful surprise about Dracula opening up his home as a hotel to monsters everywhere who have been in hiding for centuries. Drac had teenage daughter, Mavis, who was getting restless and wanted to spring her bat wings and see the world outside of the castle.…
Is ‘Heroes Reborn’ a Christian Commentary?
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jtotey
The NBC show, Heroes, ran on the network for four years from September 2006 to February 2010. Like Marvel’s X-Men comic series, the show focused on everyday people who discovered that they had extraordinary abilities. When the show premiered, it grabbed about 14.3 million viewers making the series the highest rating for an NBC drama…
Exciting ‘Limitless’ is a Fun Ride
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jtotey
What if you could take a “nutritional supplement” that would allow you to remember everything you’ve ever learned? A small, see-through pill that would allow you to remember events, like existing in your mother’s womb that would be impossible to do otherwise. Would you take it? These are the question that Brian Finch (Jake McDorman)…
Are ‘The Muppets’ Too ‘Adult’ Now?
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jtotey
Finally, the show that many child and adult have been looking forward to seeing this fall airs tonight for the first time. After the success of the movies The Muppets and Muppets Most Wanted, ABC had no problem green-lighting the new TV show based on the iconic characters. However, if you are expecting an update…
One Night Only: ‘Just Let Go’ and Night of Forgiveness
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jtotey
Christian faith-based movies are becoming more and more common, which is a good thing. However, some movies are not reaching those who really need to see them. If you live in the “Bible Belt,” you likely have access to each and every newly released faith-based film that comes out. This is one of the reasons…
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