Shadowlocked - If I were to ask the common man or woman for the name of just one famous director, I'd expect to hear the same names repeated over and over again. Spielberg; Lucas; Abrams; Scorsese; Shyamalan - and so the list continues. Very few would mention the name of Frank Coraci, but in this writers opinion, it's a name that deserves to be mentioned amongst the very best.
MediaStinger: "2011 was another good example of Hollywood’s recent trend of upping the quantity of films at the expense of quality. That’s also indicated here by our dirty dozen of nominees for the dubious title of Worst Movie of 2011 and the sizable list of dishonorable mentions."
Collider - Once you’ve gorged yourself on potatoes and pie, and the turkey coma begins setting in, the last thing you want to do is go outside and toss the pigskin around with Junior. Why exercise when there’s plenty of football to just watch on TV? It’s the American way! But if you’re not interested in watching the perennial Lions and Cowboys matchups, perhaps a football-themed movie will do instead. “But there’re so many to choose from and my brain is full of stuffing!” you say. Never fear! We’ve done all the grunt work for you. What follows is the five best movies ever to grace the gridiron. Hit the jump to check out the Collider Thanksgiving Top 5 Football Movies. Down, set, hike! If you missed any of our previous “Thanksgiving Top 5″ articles, click here.
Brian's Song was so sad but it was a great movie and was based on a true story like The Blind Side. I don't usually like to watch sad movies but they were good.
Griffin, a committed zookeeper, proposes to his girlfriend, Stephanie, on a beach. Sadly, it did not go to plan since she was ashamed of being with a zookeeper. 5 years later, Griffin sets his mind only on his career and the animals, but Stephanie returns in the attempt to gain Griffin’s heart and to sway him into a new job.
cool gonna stay tuned.
Wow. That was a phenomenal interview. Great job, man! :)