The Guru's Movie Review Carnival #14 - April 19 Edition

Welcome to the April 19, 2008 edition of The Guru's Movie Review Carnival. We got 18 great submissions so I hope you enjoy!!!

Reviews

Tamika M. Murray starts out the carnival witht a review of one of the greatest movies ever starring one of the greatest actors ever as she presents Monday Man posted at PJSandAMovie.


Tamika M. Murray presents Freaky Friday-There Will Be Blood posted at PJSandAMovie.


Tamika M. Murray presents Money Isn’t Everything In The Nanny Diaries posted at PJSandAMovie.


John Brown presents Movie Review: The Rare Breed (1966)... John Brown loves westerns... posted at Prepare Yourselves for a Settlement, saying, "How Juliet Mills upstaged Jimmy Stewart, Brian Keith's fake beard and a Hereford bull in the ill-conceived 1966 western, The Rare Breed."


Christina M. Rau presents The First Rule Of Fight Club? posted at Livin' The Dream (One Loser At A Time), saying, "Never Back Down! The second choice when 21 is sold out."


Missy presents Family Fun On Nim's Island posted at Observations from Missy's Window, saying, "Little Miss Breslin has another hit!"


Jeet presents Movie Review: Race posted at bangalorebeats, saying, "RACE is a bollywood movie featuring some of the top notch actors from the hindi flim industry. It is a fast paced suspense thriller. Story of two NRI brothers who race for everything. Read more ........"


Dan presents If all girls were like this… posted at popcorn, soda, and goobers, saying, "A review of Lars and the Real Girl."


Christina M. Rau presents Winner Winner Chicken Dinner posted at Livin' The Dream (One Loser At A Time), saying, "21, how to win money and avoid Laurence Fishburne's fist"


Alex M presents Dexter Season 3 posted at Videos and web TV.

Movie Business Junk

Daniel Lafleche presents Three Blind Artists: How The Indie Ethos Can Change Commercial Filmmaking for the Better posted at The IPEX VIEW Blog, saying, "An interview with Chris Elston, discussing his first feature film Shelter."

Ramblings

Toms presents Movie Trivia: Keanu Reeves Says No More Sequels? posted at Kwanzoo, saying, "Author is Liz N."


Holly Ord presents No Trespassing, My First Short Film posted at Menstrual Poetry, saying, "The trailer for 'No Trespassing,' A film about child abuse, healing and having the courage to let go. From a vignette written by Holly Ord."


Albert Decker presents "Riffing" Off Movies posted at Resonant Enigma, saying, "Ramblings? I guess. Inspiration, more like. Poetry and paintings based on impressions from movies."


Astrid Lee presents 10 Steps to Gain Inner Peace - Wayne Dyer videos posted at World Healing, saying, "I came across these two very interesting videos that I enjoyed listening to. They feature Wayne Dyer’s talk at a conference at Tyson, Arizona, on the 10 Symptoms of Inner Peace, that were handed down to him. This is a genuine food-for-the-soul article. Grow and enjoy!"

Words of Movie Wisdom

Daniel Lafleche presents Indie Filmmakers Looking for Film Buyers: 5 Reasons Why It’s Never Too Early To Start Marketing posted at The IPEX VIEW Blog, saying, "This fast read gives Indie filmmakers and producers five key points in how to make marketing their film while it is in production."


Aric Mitchell presents Passion of the Robocop: Christian Imagery and Corporate Greed in Sci-Fi's Greatest Film posted at A WRITER'S BLOG, saying, "In this article, blogger Aric Mitchell explores a modern retelling of the Crucifixion in the work of Paul Verhoeven's ROBOCOP. (Originally published in the column "Special Edition" for Scryptic Studios.)"


sarah presents Life lessons learned from "The Babysitting Blues" -- Guest blog by Steve! posted at SARAHSPY.


And to finish this edition off, one of our regulars here at The Guru gives us a Top Ten list as vaprak presents Feature: Top 10 High School Comedies posted at The Critical Critics.

That's it for this edition. Thank you so much to everyone for submitting this time around. On a side note, don't be afraid to through a link from your blog to mine. Would be greatly appreciated.

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