Phoebe in Wonderland (2008)
Director: Daniel Barnz
Genre: Drama | Family | Fantasy
Tagline: Dare to dream your life.
Plot: Felicity Huffman, Elle Fanning, and Patricia Clarkson star in director/screenwriter Daniel Barnz's illuminating tale of parenting and growth concernining an exceptional young girl whose troubling retreat into fantasy draws the concern of both her dejected mother and her unusually perceptive drama teacher. Phoebe (Fanning) is a talented young student who longs to take part in the school production of Alice in Wonderland, but whose bizarre behavior sets her well apart from her carefree classmates. Her mother (Huffman) is an aspiring academic who is beginning to feel like she has not only failed in her professional career, but as a parent as well. Though Phoebe's gifted drama teacher (Clarkson) has no doubts about the young girl's talent and capacity for learning, the frustration of seeing such a promising student slowly slip ever further away from reality soon becomes a growing concern both at home and at school.
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Cast: Felicity Huffman as Hillary Lichten
Elle Fanning as Phoebe Lichten
Patricia Clarkson as Miss Dodger
Bill Pullman as Peter Lichten
Bailee Madison as Olivia Lichten

Phoebe in Wonderland (2008)
Director: Daniel Barnz
Genre: Drama | Family | Fantasy
Tagline: Dare to dream your life.
Plot: Felicity Huffman, Elle Fanning, and Patricia Clarkson star in director/screenwriter Daniel Barnz's illuminating tale of parenting and growth concernining an exceptional young girl whose troubling retreat into fantasy draws the concern of both her dejected mother and her unusually perceptive drama teacher. Phoebe (Fanning) is a talented young student who longs to take part in the school production of Alice in Wonderland, but whose bizarre behavior sets her well apart from her carefree classmates. Her mother (Huffman) is an aspiring academic who is beginning to feel like she has not only failed in her professional career, but as a parent as well. Though Phoebe's gifted drama teacher (Clarkson) has no doubts about the young girl's talent and capacity for learning, the frustration of seeing such a promising student slowly slip ever further away from reality soon becomes a growing concern both at home and at school.
D-Man2010@imdb.com
Cast: Felicity Huffman as Hillary Lichten
Elle Fanning as Phoebe Lichten
Patricia Clarkson as Miss Dodger
Bill Pullman as Peter Lichten
Bailee Madison as Olivia Lichten

"Adventureland" has the feel of teen movies both from the 80's and 90's (more the 80's though). You have a sensitive character who is still trying to figure out who he is, and by a sequence of events, falls in love and more importantly, finds his true self. What makes the movie even more appealing is that it not only doesn't treat its characters as generic stereotypes, but as humans, which makes them more appealing to the audience.
Our main character here is James (played perfectly by Jessie Eisenberg) who has just graduated college and is looking forward to his trip to Europe with his fellow pal. The trip is not only supposed to be his graduation present, but also a way to escape his recent heartbreak, due to an emotional breakup. Things unfortunately go south with his finances, which forces him to get a job at the local amusement park. There he meets some interesting people: the two owners (Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig), nerdy Joel (the likable Martin Starr) and the beautiful "Em" (Kristen Stewert).
James and Em quickly fall for each other, but there is one small problem, she is in a very dysfunctional relationship with Connell (Ryan Reynolds), who plays the married park maintenance guy. Reynolds, who usually adds the goofy humor to every film he is in, holds back to really give the character a deepness...
This is a movie that Hollywood doesn't make anymore; a sweet, smart, moving and humorous experience...

"Adventureland" has the feel of teen movies both from the 80's and 90's (more the 80's though). You have a sensitive character who is still trying to figure out who he is, and by a sequence of events, falls in love and more importantly, finds his true self. What makes the movie even more appealing is that it not only doesn't treat its characters as generic stereotypes, but as humans, which makes them more appealing to the audience.
Our main character here is James (played perfectly by Jessie Eisenberg) who has just graduated college and is looking forward to his trip to Europe with his fellow pal. The trip is not only supposed to be his graduation present, but also a way to escape his recent heartbreak, due to an emotional breakup. Things unfortunately go south with his finances, which forces him to get a job at the local amusement park. There he meets some interesting people: the two owners (Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig), nerdy Joel (the likable Martin Starr) and the beautiful "Em" (Kristen Stewert).
James and Em quickly fall for each other, but there is one small problem, she is in a very dysfunctional relationship with Connell (Ryan Reynolds), who plays the married park maintenance guy. Reynolds, who usually adds the goofy humor to every film he is in, holds back to really give the character a deepness...

It’s Bill Nye the Science Guy! In this episode, Bill explores the science behind simple machines. In this small physics lesson, Bill shows you how to make your life a little easier.

Hank is troubled when Bobby’s Little League Coach is hassling Bobby about his lack of ability until Hank realizes that the Coach is only trying to make Bobby a better player.

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For generations, the people of the City of Ember have flourished in an amazing world of glittering lights. But Ember's once powerful generator is failing ... and the great lamps that illuminate the city are starting to flicker.
Now, two teenagers in a race against time, must search Ember for clues that will unlock the ancient mystery of the city's existence, and help the citizens escape before the lights go out forever.

Edge-of-Seat Thriller!!! An FBI agent tracks a serial killer with the help of three of his would-be victims - all of whom have wildly different stories to tell.

A good thriller is one's favorite genre so you will be hooked into this film within the first few seconds and stayed involved for the entire ride. It will keep you guessing throughout. The performances are believable and compelling. Well cast, without exception. The little girl is surprisingly good. Her even performance made me wonder about what had happened to her and drew me into the story. When she wasn't on screen, I worried about her safety. The ending is a clever, eerie choice and surprising.

Its Barbershop for redneck stereotypes...

Bill Dugan (Bill Engvall), is a former professional fisherman, who now runs the local bait shop in the lakeside town of Paradise, Florida. His business and his relationships are put in jeopardy as soon as Hot Rod Johnson (Cyrus), the hottest thing in professional bass fishing, comes to town. He opens his own fishing store and starts spending time with Bill's son, Scott (Vincent Martella). To save his store and his home, Bill has to enter the Paradise Lake Invitational tournament and catch bigger bass than Hot Rod to win $50,000...

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Biography of the suprstar of Tokio Hotel