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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2008
Page
11
A concise roundup notes Charlie Wilsons War Enchanted The Great Debaters and Am Legend as varied releases. It highlights performances by ensembles, director choices, and the shifting resonance of political biopics versus fantasy thrillers and period dramas across the fall slate.
A sweeping capsule reviews many titles from I Am Legend and Walk the Line to Enchanted and I Love You Sweeney Todd. It notes tone shifts and star power, positives in humor and performances, and cautions on overblown finales and safety for younger audiences.
The provided text lists multiple run times in hours and minutes, including entries such as 2 hours 3 minutes and 1 hour 1 minutes, with several references to ratings like PG and PG-13. The fragmentary data suggests a catalog of film or video durations with age classifications.
The listing shows movie lengths of 57 minutes and 35 minutes for an AR program, followed by a 1 hour 51 minute feature. Details specify short formats graded PG and the longer feature, indicating a mixed schedule.
Ellen Page, at 20, anchors Juno with sharp wit and a gripping, unguarded performance. The film spotlights her evolving bond with Mark and Vanessa Loring while navigating pregnancy, adolescence, and a naturalist director’s grounded style that elevates its sparkling dialogue and strong supporting turns.
The Washington Post reviews Terry Jones Barbarians a four part BBC2 series released on DVD in 2006 that reexamines Rome's past from Celts Gauls Germans Greeks Persians and Africans perspectives. It argues Romans delayed rather than advanced civilization highlighting Celtic wealth and divorce rights and older Celtic roads while noting occasional one sidedness.
A nine minute mockumentary styled piece titled The Key to Reserve spoofs Hitchcock with scenes inspired by Rear Window North by Northwest Vertigo Psycho and The Birds. Scorsese produced the spoof for Spanish winemaker Freixenet blending film geek in jokes with a taut suspense piece and an April Fool's gag.
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