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Review: COYOTE VS. ACME (In Theaters) by Paul Kelly (opens the original)
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Synopsis: The title tells you nearly everything you need to know. If you understand the premise, you understand the movie.Like Barbie, Toy Story, Dr. Dolittle and countless other examples of anthropomorphic light entertainment, Coyote vs. Acme relies heavily on nostalgia. In this case, the source is the classic Looney Tunes rivalry between the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote.Poor Wile E. has spent decades being disappointed by the quality-control department at the Acme Corporation, his exclusive
Aging in Community: Why Growing Older Should Not Mean Growing Isolated (opens the original)
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For decades, independence has been treated as the gold standard of successful aging. Stay in your own home. Handle everything yourself. Avoid becoming a burden. Prove that you are still perfectly capable.But independence and isolation are not the same thing.A person can remain active, autonomous, and fully in control of their life while also choosing to live among others. In fact, building a community may be one of the most practical ways to protect that independence as we grow older. The goal d
Review: The Odyssey (In Theaters) by Paul Kelly (opens the original)
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Synopsis: The Odyssey is one of the keystones of Western literature. Nearly 2,700 years after it was written, it is still believed to rank among the ten best-selling books in bookstores. Virtually every schoolchild knows the story of Odysseusโ long struggle to return home while gods, monsters, and fate conspire against him.I have not read the original poem, so I will not comment on the filmโs faithfulness to its source. Nor will I speculate on what Homerโwho was almost certainly not the poemโs s
Review: The Invite (In Theaters) by Paul Kelly (opens the original)
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Synopsis: Angela (Olivia Wilde) and Joe (Seth Rogen) live in the upscale apartment where Joe grew up. Life has not unfolded quite as they imagined. Joe enjoyed a brief burst of success in a band twenty years ago before settling into a secure, if uninspiring, position at a local music conservatory. Angela spends much of her time combing thrift stores and flea markets, searching for furnishings worthy of their oversized apartment. They have a daughter who remains offscreen.Though each has plenty o
Review: Toy Story 5 (In Theaters) by Paul Kelly (opens the original)
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Synopsis: The gang has now become part of Bonnieโs collection. Bonnie is a shy new girl in town who is initially content to play with these nearly thirty-year-old collectibles. That is, until she discovers that her peers have gone digital, favoring a tablet called the Lily Pad.How an eight-year-old managed to avoid the digital takeover until now goes unexplained. At her first sleepover, Bonnie is humiliated by her lack of technology and retreats even further into her shell.The toys take it upon
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