I Am Legend As he did in T. 1

I Am Legend

As he did in T. 1, 2, 3 and 4, Taylor Mason closes the show. With his use of puppets and ventriloquism, Mr. Taylor reaches audiences of all ages. His awards range from winning the 100, 000 Star Search grand prize in 1991 to an Emmy for his TV pilot Bananas. In my opinion, hes one of the sharpest funnymen around. In this installment of the franchise, he again features his favorite alter ego, Romeo, who always seems to find a pretty girl in the audience whom he wishes to empress. Its a pleasure to be reminded once again that comedy can be used to edify as well as entertain. And that wit is always more satisfying than the I-cantbelieve-I-justsaw-that shock factor. Go to the for more information and clips. Thou Shalt Laugh 5 makes a great gift, along with the other installments, because you can go back to them over and over, discovering unfound laughs. Click the image above for purchase info. Everything a Christian needs to know about moviegoing! Articles, Commentaries, and Other Musings from Want some background on Phil Boatwright? Hes got 1, 764 of his own past film reviews posted on that site. The moose head on the wall and other expressions of days gone by now seem antiquated, but movie art is timeless. Each generation of filmmakers has made movie moments I Am Legend reflect both their outer surroundings and the changeless inner spirit of mankind. Below are a few samples of movies that should not be A pamphlet in PDF format containing Preview Editor Phil Boatwrights recommendations for DVDs for Childrens, Films for the Entire Family, Videos for Mature Viewers, Movies for Mom and Dad, and Christmas Classic. Click the above link to download. Though many of these films are well made, thrilling and even contain a I Am Legend message or two, overall, they are chaotic in their execution. Some arent so good, with the special effects designed to mask a deficient story or minimal character development. The Bard said it best in Macbeth. It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. BOOK REVIEW: Jolt! Get the Jump on a World That s Constantly Changing Cooke, a linchpin in the media industry, has spent the past three decades helping organizations who have hit a wall evolve and flourish. Whether it was decreased revenue, falling ratings, a dip in donations or leadership challenges, he found that the biggest problems in moving forward were not organizational problems, but people problems. Along with co-author Tim Vandehey, Mr. Franklin, one of the youngest individuals in this prestigious of Hollywood positions, has written an insightful and uplifting self-help book about how to successfully reveal your faith at your job. I stand by my review, which analyzed the picture for what it was, a lite version of an extraordinary life, but my reason for this second look at the film is to clarify that my candid comments werent meant to be a signal to stay away. It would be a mistake for moviegoers not to see Soul Surfer. Like all legends, Ms. Taylor acted in some not so legendary films. But she also made some incredible movies. Here are several of her best. Both from artistic and spiritual perspectives, crude, obscene and profane dialogue in movies and on television has devalued the prose, poetry and power of language. And I think this product should be in the TV-bearing home of anyone who identifies himself as a Christian. Like the industrial age before it, the information age has changed our lives in monumental new ways, including how a lot of us are learning about spirituality. Research suggests fifty million people will rely solely on the Internetindeed the new Roman Roadfor their faith-based experiences in 20