Tomorrow is a happy holiday for our nation. Hope you get a chance to get to the beach, the mountains, or at least take the day off and celebrate our freedom. It’s great to be an American!
And while you are enjoying a cookout with your friends and family, shooting off fireworks, or catching lightning bugs in your backyard, when it’s time to go inside after all those outdoor festivities, how about a good flick to remember this great holiday?
If you are thinking about new movies at the box office, consider Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. It just came out Wednesday, July 1. I may be heading to the theatre this weekend to catch this fun animated flick. Plus, it looks like it will be family friendly, so those kids can tag along and no one has to worry about problem content.
Or if you haven’t seen it yet, why not try the new Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian? I just saw this movie last week. I was surprised at how entertaining it was. I didn’t see the original Night at the Museum mostly because I am not a Ben Stiller fan. However, this film is creative, clean, and enjoyable. So consider a matinee if it is still playing in your area.
And, of course, if you are thinking about renting a DVD, I would recommend the thoroughly entertaining Independence Day (1996), the action-adventure starring Will Smith, Bill Pullman, Vivica A. Fox, and more. Nothing like watching the good guys beat the aliens!
Be safe, get outside, enjoy your family, and celebrate with a great film.
— Laura
Dishing About ‘Meatballs’
Posted in Animated, At Box Office, Family Friendly, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, Film Review, PG with tags Animated, audio, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, dish, dishing, film, film commentary, Film Review, flick, Liz Lane, meatballs, movie, movie commentary, movie review, Positive Hit Radio The Current, radio, The Current on September 28, 2009 by Laura J. BagbyLiz Lane and I enjoyed discussing the meatier aspects of the fun, animated flick Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs on radio station Positive Hit Radio The Current.
Listen to this edited audio clip about the movie.
Audio Commentary:
— Laura J. Bagby
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