Teen Wolf Too film made for the money dull werewolf comedy
The review labels Teen Wolf Too a money grab with weak werewolf makeup and a thin cast led by Jason Bateman. It notes the original's Michael J. Fox appeal and sitcom connections but finds this sequel lacking depth, budget, and charm, despite a familiar teen premise.
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Metheny Keeps Up Global Jazz Tour and New Works
Pat Metheny remains prolific with a 200 concert world tour spanning the Soviet Union, Japan, the United States, South America, Europe and Israel. He fronts a group with Lyle Mays and others, blending traditional warmth with Coltrane inspired harmonies while performing wordless vocal textures. The guitarist also supports Jaco Pastorius family in NYC and premiered Steve Reich's Electric Counterpoint live piece, signaling a restless, boundary pushing approach.
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Dogs in Space captures late 60s 70s Melbourne life on screen
Richard Lowenstein films a ragged commune in Melbourne with punk housing and a Skylab motif. Sam the lead singer played by Michael Hutchence collides with Anna and a cast of off campus dreamers, while the film’s heavy handed symbolism and overlapping dialogue aim for immediacy but falter at times.
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Wizard of Oz comes to London with Royal Shakespeare Company
The RSC stages The Wizard of Oz at Barbican Theatre opening December 17 in repertory with A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Winter's Tale through February 27, 1988. Imelda Staunton stars as Dorothy, Jim Carter as The Cowardly Lion, Bille Brown as the Wicked Witch, and Toto is played by a Cairn terrier named Millie with 26 Munchkins in the ensemble.
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Dark Eyes and Oz on stage and screen review mix
A mixed critique notes Dark Eyes features Mastroianni's charm amid overlong adulation and a forgettable aftertaste on a luxury cruise. It also covers Judge's rights push for The Wizard of Oz stage musical, expanded songs, and Staunton praising Dorothy's innocence and resilience.
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