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101 1488 HORNBY Street, Vancouver West, British Columbia

December 22nd, 2008
I just finished uploading this Townhouse for sale, 101 1488 HORNBY Street, Vancouver West, British Columbia WOW...need a large living space? Then look no further than the TERRACE at PACIFIC PROMENADE. With 1600 square feet of living space, 12 foot ceilings and floor to ceiling windows makes for an extremely bright and cozy home. This fabulous location puts you in a very desirable ...

Yes Man

December 20th, 2008
Yes Man stars Jim Carrey as Carl Allen an LA loans officer who can not let go of the hot wife who dumped him and is so damaged that he throws up an iron clad shell around himself so that even his best friends who are constantly throwing him a lifeline are routinely ignored. A chance encounter with an old acquaintance leads him to an encounter with life coaching guru Terrence Bundley (a very c ...

The Tale of Despereaux

December 20th, 2008
The Tale of Despereaux takes us to a mythical kingdom where soup is king until the king outlaws soup. That’s because his queen dies tragically in a soup related incident precipitated by a rat named Roscuro ( Dustin Hoffman) who then makes his escape to the subterranean world of Rat Town where the evil Mayor (Frank Langella) is bent on manipulating Roscuro into conforming to the rat stereotype ...

Frost/Nixon

December 12th, 2008
Frost/Nixon is the untold story behind those historic late 70’s face to face interviews between deposed president Richard Nixon and British entertainer David Frost as the unlikely interviewer. He landed the interview by appealing to Nixon’s soft spot – his wallet. What was supposed to be a mea culpa for tricky Dickie almost turned out to be a second coming as it soon became apparent that desp ...

Nothing Like the Holidays

December 12th, 2008
Nothing Like the Holidays is really nothing like most stories based on tense family moments around the old Yule log. For starters other than mom and dad wanting a divorce there’s a lot of love in this Chicago family of 5 with ties to Puerto Rico. Mom (Elizabeth Peña) suspect’s dad (Afred Molina) of having an affair which he doesn’t deny and at dinner just prior to Christmas Eve announces her ...

A Christmas Tale

December 12th, 2008
A Christmas Tale is a French take on the dysfunctional family Christmas get together but it is nothing like the gingerbread cutter formula we’re used to with this kind of story. It doesn’t repeatedly go for a punch line and what laughs do come up are pretty dark. Even the most sympathetic member of the family isn’t all that likeable. That would be Junon (Catherine Deneuve) the GILF matriarch ...

Nobel Son

December 5th, 2008
Nobel Son stars the loveable Alan Rickman playing a very unlikeable character. He’s Professor Eli Michaelson PhD soon to be Nobel laureate of chemistry, an accolade that makes him even more insufferable. Mary Steenburgen is Sarah a crackerjack lawyer and Eli’s long suffering wife. The family dynamic is explored through their son Barkley (Bryan Greenberg) the apple of his mother’s eye but as a ...

Saving Luna

December 5th, 2008
Saving Luna is a gorgeous and tenderly poetic documentary five years in the making about an affectionate semi-famous orca orphaned in Nootka Sound earlier this decade. Husband and wife journalists Michael Parfit and Suzanne Chisholm ended up devoting three years documenting the amazing story of Orca L 69 nick named Luna. He was abandoned by his pod in his infancy and his instinctive craving f ...

Milk

November 27th, 2008
 Milk is a Gus Van Sant biopic about Harvey Milk, a San Franciscan who was the first openly gay man ever elected to public office in the USA. That today this would be no phenomenon at all speaks volumes as to the progress made since the ‘70’s. As a neophyte campaigner the power of his demographic once organized started to become clear although it took several tries before winning a seat as ...

Four Christmases

November 27th, 2008
Four Christmases goes a long way to legitimizing my unwritten axiom – beware of movies with an all star cast. But what a cast – Robert Duval, Cissy Spacek, Mary Steenburgen, Kristin Chenoweth, John Voight, Jon Favreau and country stars Tim McGraw and Dwight Yokum all trying desperately to make a comedy out of a script that isn’t funny. Kudos to Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn who despite p ...
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