Archive for Positive Hit Radio The Current FM

Dissecting Deeper Themes in ‘Pelham 123’

Posted in Action, At Box Office, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, Film Review, Rated R, Thriller with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , on June 19, 2009 by Laura J. Bagby

pelhamposter2I really enjoyed discussing the deeper themes in the new Denzel Washington and John Travolta, about two men who face off and stand divided on what is right and wrong in one crazy train ride.

I shared my own ‘train’ of thought with Positive Hit Radio The Current. My buddy, radio personality Liz Lane, and I talked in particular about the issues of sin and redemption that are heavily prevalent in this Columbia/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer release from director Tony Scott.

Audio Commentary:

The above audio clip is not the original on-air version from The Current FM. It has been edited for this blog.

— Laura J. Bagby

Positive Radio Comments About ‘Up’

Posted in Animated, At Box Office, Family Friendly, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, Film Review, PG with tags , , , , , , , , , , on June 9, 2009 by Laura J. Bagby
Me at the mic at Positive Hit Radio The Current

Me at the mic at Positive Hit Radio The Current

Every Friday I review recent movies on Positive Hit Radio The Current. I couldn’t say enough about the new 3-D Disney/Pixar animated movie Up, so here is more for you! I spent time on the phone line with radio personality Liz Lane at The Current FM. The first is the radio version of my review. The second clip is commentary about the movie. Enjoy! Continue reading

‘What About Bob?’: Fun Memorial Day Flick

Posted in '80s, Comedy, Film Genre, Film Rating, Film Release, On DVD, PG with tags , , , , , , , , , , , , on May 25, 2009 by Laura J. Bagby
What About Bob?

What About Bob?

OK, I know. This one is an oldie. But you’ve worked hard, so it’s time to laugh! And what better way to do that than with a silly comedy from the ’80s?

The movie I am recommending is called What About Bob? This tale follows harmless hypochondriac Bob Wiley (Bill Murray) as he seeks to gain personal psychiatric help from the doctor he idolizes, Dr. Leo Marvin (Richard Dreyfuss). But Bob soon becomes a pest as he seeks to gain the attentions of Dr. Marvin while the psychiatrist is trying to enjoy a much-needed vacation with family. Soon Bob isn’t the only one who seems to be suffering from mental problems. Dr. Marvin seems to be going through his own personal breakdown. Crazy fun takes on new meaning in this classic. Hilarious one-liners and unforgettable Bill Murray humor.

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Audio Review:

This is audio commentary between me and Positive Hit Radio The Current FM’s radio host Liz Lane about What About Bob? This version is not the original that aired on the radio; it has been edited for this blog.

— Laura J. Bagby