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Toy story 4 : the official guide
Introduces the toys and characters of the film Toy story 4 and provides some details of the plot.
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MOVIE REVIEW: 'PIRATES' DESERVES WALK ON THE PLANK
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is the continuation of 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. In the sequel, [Johnny Depp] returns as Captain Jack Sparrow who seems always to be drunk and in search of hidden pirate treasure. In this film, Sparrow is going about his pirating business upon the open seas. Trouble ensues when Davy Jones (Billy Nighy), a pirate with the head of a tentacled creature, follows Jack's ship, the Black Pearl in order to destroy it and kill Jack. Keira Knightley and Orlando Bloom also return as Elizabeth Swann, the privileged daughter of a British government official, and William Turner, the son of a pirate turned noble pretty boy. The couple is arrested for having helped Jack in the first film and they must engage in pirate adventures to clear their good names and return everything to normal.
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Cars 2
All the world's a racetrack as superstar Lightning McQueen zooms back into action, with his best friend Mater in tow, to take on the globe's fastest and finest.
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RUNNING ON EMPTY: I CONFESS, I'M ADDICTED TO BEETLES
[Herbie] represents everything I want in a car. I want more than just a bucket of bolts on wheels. I want a car that is truly innovative and understanding of who I am. I want a friend I can talk to and confide in when times are tough. I want a car that I can talk to in public and not look like the authorities just released me from the looney bin (OK, maybe that's asking too much). But Herbie, or a Bug that resembles it would be definitely fulfill my need. Look at Jim Douglas before he met Herbie in Peter Thorndike's showroom. He needed Herbie. Douglas was a less-than-mediocre racecar driver with few friends and no money. Herbie changed that. Herbie gave Jim Douglas the advantage, and he started winning races. And he didn't just win, he dominated. Herbie even totally foiled Thorndike's plan, and led Douglas to victory in the El Dorado despite being split in half. Herbie also saved Douglas' from falling to his death from a bridge, thus proving himself to be more than a one-dimensional car. The bottom line is Herbie made Jim Douglas seem cool and respected. I'd like to think I'm cool and respected in my own way, but having a Volkswagen Beetle would definitely make it so -- especially if the Bug of mine were to don the same paint scheme as Herbie, complete with a custom license plate with the word \"ocho,\" -- 'cause \"5 and 3 make 8,\" in the words of Paco, the kid from Herbie Goes Bananas.
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Super sleuths
\"Violet and Dash are back for another Super adventure! This time, the siblings find themselves stuck in an after-school program. Everything about it seems so boring and normal, but they discover a new way to practice their powers to become even better Supers. Violet, Dash, and their friend Chance want to be ready for anything, especially when they investigate the biggest mystery of all: who left the strange and sinister notes in Chance's locker? A super villain could be closer than they think...\"--Page [4] of cover.
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MOVIE REVIEW: 'NARNIA' CAPTURES SOME OF BOOK'S MAGIC
On the flip side, however, the acting on the children's parts was somewhat lacking. Overacting was a flaw in [Peter, Susan, Edmund]'s character (William Moseley), although his humorous lines were well done. Susan (Anna Popplewell) could have used more emotion, as in parts she seemed to just be going through the motions of saying lines. Bravo, however, to Edmund (Skandar Keynes) and Lucy (Georgie Henley). The younger actor and actress did a fantastic job, much better than I expected of two their ages. Also, the part of the White Witch (Tilda Swinton) was brilliant. In true witch form, the so called Queen of Narnia seemed devoid of emotion, which is exactly how C.S. Lewis portrayed her in the book. She was as cold, if you will excuse the pun, as ice.
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MODES a la MOVIES
HOLLYWOOD. AS an influence on screen entertain ment, \"Gone With the Wind\" is causing a magnificent splash in the cinema sea, and as an influence on women's dress it has created a great stir in the pool of fashion, Every costume...
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The art of Disney Pixar Inside Out
The Art of Inside Out provides an exclusive look into the artistic exploration that went into the making of this vibrant film. Featuring concept art - including sketches, collages, colour scripts, and much more.
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