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The reviews are here for the Liberace movie with Michael Douglas and Matt Damon! And they’re all focused on the right things.

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First off thank you for taking the time to read my story. 3 weeks ago my first child was born. A beautiful little girl named Lana. She was with a heart condition known as HLHS in short she has half a heart. Children can live with this syndrome but they have to go through a series of operations or a full transplant. Our little girl went in to her first operation at 4 days old. It did not go so well due to other complications. So we find ourselves on a waiting list for a heart. My girl and I struggle every night we basically are wishing for a child to die for ours to live. The saving grace to this hell we are going thru is the people we’ve met. Lana is at the Milwaukee Children’s hospital. A place that saints and angels come to every day and try to heal sick kids. From the nurses to the surgeons the janitors to the security guards everyone is nice. A simple smile can brighten some of these shitty days we have here.

The second savior to us is the Ronald McDonald House. This place has restored my faith in mankind. Its ran by volunteers and funded by donations. Complete strangers cook us dinner every night. My first night eating a meal there i was so overcome with emotion I teared up eating a hot dog.

The whole point of me writing this and sharing my story is just to ask people to support great orginizations like your local children’s hospital and Ronald McDonald houses. As little as saving your pop tops helps out tremendously. These places are a huge help to families like ours in a time when hope is almost lost.

Lastly I’d like to thank Ron and Fez and The Interrobang for having a place for me to post this. We hope for good news in the future and will share it if anyone cares.

Sincerely Bryan

Tom Basham is an indie filmmaker.
Here is a link to his movie review site:
http://bashmovies.wordpress.com/

With just about every movie at the theater today having a number after it or being a remake, I found myself eating chicken nuggets at “The Hangover Part III,” and it was surprisingly good… the nuggets, that is.

I wanted to laugh, I really did. I liked the first one, and even the second one was a hoot. I know these movies are where farce meets fantasy, and the sight of our friends in impossible circumstances can make us howl with laughter. The previous two movies felt almost natural as they led us down the path into Hell. This third edition is so contrived, they had John Goodman (The Big Lebowski) show up 10 minutes in to explain the premise. Up to that point we were treated to nothing but death and destruction.

Three of the Wolfpack boys, Phil (Bradley Cooper of Silver Linings Playbook), Stu (Ed Helms of The Office), and Doug (Justin Bartha of National Treasure) are annoyed with Allen (Zach Galifianakis of Due Date) because they have to be his friend and do this third movie. They are all drawn back into mayhem because Allen has remained pen pals with Mr. Chow (Ken Jeong of Zookeeper), and Chow just broke out of his Bangkok prison. Marshall (Goodman) wants Chow and our boys have to deliver him. The modern Greek tragedy can be hilarious, when it is original.

A few things you need understand. Director/writer Todd Phillips did not write the first movie, but he wrote two and three. I do think he is a great writer with mad comedy skills, but this is just a Saturday Night Live type skit for these great characters. I had one laugh in the whole movie, and that was during the scene with Melissa McCarthy (Bridesmaids).

Many people think a “formula movie” is a buddy movie, or boy meets girl, or a monster eats New York. It’s really about money, like if you have these two actors and this director, that computes to a financial success. Here they have created a new formula; a third movie will make 60 percent of what the second movie did, no matter what they put up on the screen. They got my nine bucks, and if they get yours then you will be guaranteed to get “Hangover With a Vengeance” in theaters for next Christmas. Trust me, drink heavy tonight, have your own hangover. I give this movie 1 star out of 5 and that is for a soundtrack that had Harry Nilsson and Hanson. Just “MMMBop” yourself over to “Star Trek,” if you have to go the movies.