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Eat Pray Love: An empty serving of goo
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 19 August 2010 12:14
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their children. This week’s pick is a new film based on the best seller, Eat Pray Love.
Salt: Diverting, nonsensical summer film
Written by Jonathan Schumann, Reel Son
Wednesday, 18 August 2010 10:44
Since 1999, this column has offered the latest on new films in theatres as well as recent releases and classics available on DVD. This week, the Reel Son takes a look at a new suspense film, Salt, now on area screens.
Dinner for Schmucks: Leaves you a bit hungry
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 05 August 2010 11:05
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their children. This week’s pick is a new comedy, Dinner for Schmucks.
The Kids Are All Right: A film about family
Written by Jonathan Schumann, Reel Son
Friday, 30 July 2010 14:30
Since 1999, this column has offered the latest on new films in theatres as well as recent releases and classics available on DVD. This week, the “Reel Son” reviews a new release available in theatres, The Kids Are All Right (R).
To Kill a Mockingbird: Some films never age
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 15 July 2010 10:43
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their children. This week he takes a fresh look at the 1962 adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize winning novel, To Kill a Mockingbird.
Knight and Day: Warmed-over leftovers
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 08 July 2010 12:04
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their children. This week’s pick is a the new action comedy, Knight and Day, starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz.
Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work — Viciously funny
Written by Jonathan Schumann, Reel Son
Thursday, 01 July 2010 12:34
Since 1999, this column has offered the latest on new films in theaters as well as recent releases and classics available on DVD. This week, the “Reel Son” reviews a new release available in theaters, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, a documentary about the famed comedienne.
Toy Story 3: Family movie of the summer
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 24 June 2010 12:51
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their children. This week’s pick is a new edition of the popular Toy Story series.
Adrien Brody in Splice — A rare summer pleasure
Written by Jonathan Schumann, Reel Son
Thursday, 17 June 2010 10:52
Since 1999, this column has offered the latest on new films in theaters as well as recent releases and classics available on DVD. This week, the Reel Son reviews a new release available in theaters, Splice, starring Academy Award-winner Adrien Brody.
Looking for the ‘real’ Robin Hood: Not Crowe’s
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 10 June 2010 13:34
Each week, The Reel Dad looks for “nutritional” films for parents to share with their children. Some are new, some are older, some are forgotten. By carefully selecting what movies families share, and taking the time to talk about the films, the family cinema experience can be one of meaningful sharing. This week, The Reel Dad looks at the many ways Hollywood has told the story of the legendary hero Robin Hood.
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