This effective sitcom could be so much more.
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Notes on the Land of Earthquake and Fire
A talented writer goes amiss in Hollywood.
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The songs are fun; the show is silly.
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A potentially fascinating examination of race, class, sexuality, and gender is given the soap-opera treatment.
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Unfortunately, director Andrew Hamrick offers no clear vision for Marsha Norman's probably potent script. Yes, we quickly get the message that abused children grow up with broken souls.
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Amy Heidish's alternate expedition to find L. Frank Baum's Emerald City eliminates the need for a dog whisperer—if only Dorothy would listen to her trusty canine companion.
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Thanks to smart marketing that includes a killer trailer, most people know by now that "District 9" is the feature debut of South African director Neill Blomkamp.
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The Oklahoma company bats two out of three in this mostly marvelous dance program.
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There are dysfunctional families, and then there are the Hills, a black family living in an all-white neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley, in this Steven Lee drama.
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My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra
Frank Sinatra recorded far more than 1,000 songs, so a tribute to his musical songbook would clearly need weeding.
