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Bonneville Review, by Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly
It took brass hubcaps to make Bonneville, a midlife-chick-road-trip movie starring a '66 Pontiac convertible and a trio of middle-aged driving girlfriends in cool sunglasses, and not once have the gals give props to Thelma & Louise. Surely the lad...
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Send a Compliment at 6:54 PDT, 16 July, 2008Meet The Browns Review, by Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly
As with all of his movie titles, the first two words of Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns are more important than any phrase that follows. The Tyler Perry imprimatur assures an audience already warmed up that they - we - are in for an instructive, upl...
0 comments | Review by zadler24 Send a Compliment at 12:09 PDT, 15 July, 2008Married Life Review, by Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly
Married Life takes place in an imagined 1949 America. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day is set in a fairy-tale 1939 England. Yet both pictures bear the recognizable time stamp of right now. Don't be fooled by the frothy vision of Amy Adams in draped ......
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Bonneville Review, by Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly
It took brass hubcaps to make Bonneville, a midlife-chick-road-trip movie starring a '66 Pontiac convertible and a trio of middle-aged driving girlfriends in cool sunglasses, and not once have the gals give props to Thelma & Louise. Surely the lad...
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Meet The Browns Review, by Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly
As with all of his movie titles, the first two words of Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns are more important than any phrase that follows. The Tyler Perry imprimatur assures an audience already warmed up that they - we - are in for an instructive, upl...
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Married Life Review, by Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly
Married Life takes place in an imagined 1949 America. Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day is set in a fairy-tale 1939 England. Yet both pictures bear the recognizable time stamp of right now. Don't be fooled by the frothy vision of Amy Adams in draped ......
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LISA SCHWARZBAUM joined Entertainment Weekly as a senior writer in 1991, and became one of the magazine's two film critics in 1995. In addition, she contributes book reviews, essays, and cultural criticism. Her career began in Boston, where she wrote about dance for The Boston Globe and classical music for The Real Paper. Born in Queens, NY, and raised in Hewlett, NY, she returned to New York City to work in various writing and editing capacities at The Dial, public television's monthly magazine, eventually becoming editor-in-chief. She was also a feature writer at The New York Daily News, and wrote a weekly column for the Daily News Sunday Magazine. Her freelance articles and reviews have appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Vogue, Redbook, and numerous other publications. Schwarzbaum, who holds a B.A. degree from Sarah Lawrence College, reviews films regularly on CNN, and on other national and local TV and radio programs. She is a member of the National Society of Film Critics.
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