Five Celebrities That Need To Go Away.

 5. Joel Schumacher

Ahh, Joel, Schumacher.  Has he ever made a great film?  The answer to that question is no, he hasn't.  Ok, maybe I be being going a bit overboard.  His early work was great, like The Lost Boys, A Time To Kill, and Falling Down.  And then he had a small slump, which lasted about 15 years.  After such atrocities as Batman and Robin, Bad Company, The Number 23 and last years Twelve, Mr. Schumacher has overstayed his welcome.  

'Horrible Bosses' Review

There has been sort of a drought of comedies since the release of Apatow produced Bridesmaids hit theaters in May.  Bridesmaids was a hit, not only with critics but with audiences.  After its release we’ve seen lackluster ‘funny’ films such as Bad Teacher, Hangover Part 2, Larry Crowne and Monte Carlo.  Seth Gordon hopes to reverse the trend of stupid comedies with the release of Horrible Bosses.

The film opens up with narration from Nick Hendricks (Jason Bateman) describing how he can become successful, unlike his grandmother who he says “didn’t take shit” and died poor because of it. 

My Dine-In Theatre Experience

It’s still in it’s experimental phase and is located in nine areas, including Atlanta, Dallas, Orlando, New Jersey and Phoenix just to name a few.

It’s an experience like none other I have ever experienced before, ever.  I’m talking about a Dine-In Theatre from AMC.  If you’ve ever been to a drive thru theatre where waiters on skates would bring you your food, well this is like that. 

On the 4^th of July, I visited the AMC Dine-In Theatres Essex Green 9, located in New Jersey.  Now to actually be apart of the dining experience, you have to reserve your seats in advance but we, my mother and I, caught a break.