The outrageous creators of the smash hit Something About Mary and Dumb & Dumber reunite with Jim Carrey this summer in the romantic farce “Me, Myself & Irene.” As to be expected, directors/screenwriters Peter and Bobby Farrelly push the comedy envelope with a story about a Rhode Island police officer with battling personalities. Enter Jim […]
Fast Food Nation
The film Fast Food Nation, directed by Richard Linklater (Slackers, A Scanner Darkly) and based on the book of the same title by Eric Schlosser, explores implications of the American fast food industry and the effects of human obesity. With more than 125 million overweight adults in the U.S., pets are also being affected […]
David Rosenfelt Doesn’t ‘Play Dead’ When It Comes To Rescuing Golden Retrievers
By Peter Brodbeck David Rosenfelt, was born and raised in Paterson, New Jersey, his childhood consisted of the usual boy antics; eating, sports and avoiding homework. After graduating from NYU, Rosenfelt entered the movie industry as the President of Marketing for Tri Star Pictures. Although he enjoyed the big screen, Rosenfelt discovered a love for […]
Racing Stripes: How One Brave Rider and Her Zebra Earned Their Stripes
The new Warner Brothers release, Racing Stripes, is a tale of triumph in the face of adversity. Anyone who has ever felt different can relate to the obstacles that stand in the way of this baby zebra, appropriately named Stripes, who wants nothing more than to become a Kentucky Derby champion. Little does he know, […]
Onscreen Vet: Jennifer Love Hewitt Stars in Garfield!
With a passion for pets, Jennifer Love Hewitt’s performance in Garfield the Movie hit very close to home. The film, which brings to life the classic American cartoon of a cynical cat named Garfield and his exasperated owner, John, features Jennifer Love Hewitt as “Liz,” Garfield’s vet and John’s love interest. The film, produced by […]
Benji Returns to the Big Screen
A new Benji film is coming to theaters this spring titled, Benji Returns: Rags to Riches. The movie continues the tradition that began with the 1974 hit Benji. “And this time, Benji is returning on a mission to make a positive difference in the lives of kids & homeless animals,” says producer-director Joe Camp. Although […]