USEFUL? NO. (Disney movies) COOL? OH, YES
Free Lance-Star - It actually shows downloaded movies, TV programs and videos through the sunglasses. That sounds pretty exciting. And the MyVu is definitely an attention grabber and a conversation starter. My two preschool sons were transfixed by it. My wife got a big
San Francisco Gate - It's a busy week for movie critic Mick LaSalle , who reviews four new films in his weekly podcast: "Breaking and Entering,'' "Norbit,'' "The Dead Girl'' and "Factory Girl.'' Mick says "Breaking,'' with Jude Law , is "so limp,'' while "Norbit'' is a
Stanford Daily - The history of dorkalicious movies is as long as the history of the usage of dorkalicious (i.e., deliciously dorky the word seems to belong, of all things, to The OC ) is short. And there have been so many such flicks, especially over
Detroit Free Press - Michael Hauser didn't grow up in Detroit, but he understands the appeal of its downtown movie palaces. As a kid in the 1950s, Hauser used to take the bus to downtown Grand Rapids to see first-run movies with his parents. "It was the whole experience
Beacon News - What he found were about 100 silent movies, newsreels and filmed special events in the black community that tried to counteract the damaging mainstream films. These he details in his book, Black Manhood on the Silent Screen , published in 2002. "The
San Francisco Gate - It's a busy week for movie critic Mick LaSalle , who reviews four new films in his weekly podcast: "Breaking and Entering,'' "Norbit,'' "The Dead Girl'' and "Factory Girl.'' Mick says "Breaking,'' with Jude Law , is "so limp,'' while "Norbit'' is a
Stanford Daily - The history of dorkalicious movies is as long as the history of the usage of dorkalicious (i.e., deliciously dorky the word seems to belong, of all things, to The OC ) is short. And there have been so many such flicks, especially over
Detroit Free Press - Michael Hauser didn't grow up in Detroit, but he understands the appeal of its downtown movie palaces. As a kid in the 1950s, Hauser used to take the bus to downtown Grand Rapids to see first-run movies with his parents. "It was the whole experience
Beacon News - What he found were about 100 silent movies, newsreels and filmed special events in the black community that tried to counteract the damaging mainstream films. These he details in his book, Black Manhood on the Silent Screen , published in 2002. "The
