Cody Linley - 24th Annual Movieguide Awards - Arrivals - Los Angeles, California, United States - Friday 5th February 2016
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Cody Linley - Los Angeles premiere of 'Hoovey' held at Bel Air Presbyterian Church - Arrivals at Bel Air Presbyterian Church - Los Angeles, California, United States - Saturday 24th January 2015
Cody Linley and Cartoon Network Monday 21st February 2011 Cartoon Network 'Hall of Game Awards' held at The Barker Hanger Santa Monica, California
Cody Linley and Paramount Pictures Friday 1st October 2010 8th Annual Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party at Paramount Studios- Arrivals Los Angeles, California
Cody Linley Thursday 22nd October 2009 ScreamFest 2009 premiere of 'Forget Me Not' held at Mann Chinese 6 Theatre in Hollywood - Arrivals Los Angeles, California
Hoot Review
Good
Mystery novelist and Miami Herald columnist Carl Hiaasen aimed his book Hoot at young adults, so it's fitting that the movie version ends up filling the widening generational gap at the cinemas. Adapted by television director Wil Shriner, this topical tale provides mildly suspenseful and mostly rewarding entertainment the whole family can enjoy.
Everything about Hoot feels relaxed, from the leisurely pace of the central mystery to the laid-back soundtrack of Jimmy Buffet tunes - the singer acts as executive producer and even takes a break from touring the globe to play a high school science teacher.
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My Dog Skip Review
Weak
The wise man once said "You can't run through the gauntlet of PACs without getting somebody on their high horse." Political Action Committees -- groups that watch Hollywood second only to watching Washington -- are so numerous in this jolly land of political correctness in which we all reside, that nobody ever makes anything without annoying some PAC. It is like the Strait of Messia of politics... sail your ship there, and without the guidance of a goddess, your Argonauts shall fall into Poseidon's watery deep.
Nobody survives the gauntlet... no one, that is, except for the filmmakers of My Dog Skip.
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My Dog Skip Review
Good
An old fashioned kids' flick that embraces its clichés and serves them up with a contagious, indomitable spirit, "My Dog Skip" is a genuine I-laughed-I-cried pic that miraculously sidesteps the kind of eye-rolling material it could have easily become.
Based on an autobiographical book by Willie Morris about the World War II-era adventures of a lonely, small-town pip-squeak (Frankie Muniz from "Malcolm In the Middle") and his dog (duh!), "Skip" affectionately visits all the expected territory -- bullies, baseball and the prettiest girl in town -- without ever feeling trite.
Young Willie's only real friend is his next door neighbor and hero, Dink Jenkins (Luke Wilson) -- Yazoo, Mississippi's star athlete and a recent Army recruit who promises he'll teach the boy to throw a curve ball upon his return from war.
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My Dog Skip Movie Review
The wise man once said "You can't run through the gauntlet of PACs without getting...
My Dog Skip Movie Review
An old fashioned kids' flick that embraces its clichés and serves them up with a...
