Movies for a rainy day!
We pick four movies that spelt rain differently and succeeded in doing so. Continue reading …
August 19, 2013
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We pick four movies that spelt rain differently and succeeded in doing so. Continue reading …
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The city of Rowlett is bringing its Movies on Main series back to downtown this year. Last year the city moved the event to the community center’s gymnasium due to concerns throughout North Texas about West Nile virus.
Peggy’s under threat in the latest Marvel One Shot Those planning to buy the Iron Man 3 Blu-ray or digital HD versions know that it comes packing a new Marvel One Shot, focused on Hayley Atwell’s Peggy Carter, the take-no-prisoners British agent from Captain America: The First Avenger . One clip from the short has already arrived online and Marvel is keeping our anticipation alight with another …
As 5.25-inch floppies fell before the might of 3.5-inch drives, so did the 3.5-inch to the Zip drive and other assorted media. The return of Steve Jobs to Apple heralded the death of the 3.5-inch drive, and his return also eventually kindled the wide acceptance of DVD Burners, what Apple called “Super Drives” like its ancient 3.5-inch HD cousin a decade before.
This is a very familiar conversation in the tech world. As 5.25-inch floppies fell before the might of 3.5-inch drives, so did the 3.5-inch to the Zip drive and other assorted media
I sure do miss the 80s! Leave the classic movies alone, you’ll just make a crappy TV series out of it anyhow. Hire some writers who can actually write and who have imagination and create something new.
Testament have revealed the details of their upcoming live DVD and 2 CD release, Dark Roots of Thrash
Knox County Public Library’s “Movies on Market Square†is celebrating a decade, and on Sept.
Recommended The Movie: For a while there in the late ’70s and very early ’80s, American pop culture was in the grips of deja vu: the cinemas offered Grease and The Buddy Holly Story , Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley had us in stitches, and seemingly every other song on the radio was a smoothed-out Golden Oldie (thanks for nothing, Linda Ronstadt). Somehow lost in this poodle-skirted shuffle was …