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Entries by Jackie K. Cooper from 11/2012

Nelson DeMille Needed to Put The Panther on a Diet

| Posted 11.01.2012

Nelson DeMille is a very talented writer. His books are events for which readers wait for years. The Panther proves to be a misfire on his part and a major disappointment for those who have eagerly anticipated it.

Wreck-It Ralph Isn't a Wreck But...

| Posted 11.05.2012

Wreck-It Ralph will definitely appeal to the "gamers" in the audience; however its overall appeal will be limited. There just isn't enough heart in the characters or the story to make Wreck-It Ralph more than just a passing enjoyment.

The Christmas Consultant Stars "The Hoff"

| Posted 11.08.2012

When is the last time you saw a good David Hasselhoff movie? Better yet, when was the last time you saw a David Hasselhoff movie?

Skyfall Is the Best Bond? Not So Fast!

| Posted 11.13.2012

This is Daniel Craig's third Bond film. He hit a high with Casino Royale but was a letdown in Quantum of Solace. It seems the makers of these movies are still trying to decide exactly who Craig's James Bond is.

Holiday Spin Stars Ralph Macchio but Garrett Clayton Steals the Show

| Posted 11.16.2012

First it was David Hasselhoff and now it is Ralph Macchio. Lifetime is really bringing the golden oldies home for the holidays.

The Racketeer Is a Step Back for Grisham

| Posted 11.20.2012

John Grisham is a good writer and in some instances he is a great writer, but with The Racketeer he only uses a small amount of the talent he has shown in the past.

Lincoln Is Not a Movie For the Masses

| Posted 11.21.2012

Lincoln is a classic that will stand the test of time. It will be a monument to the talents of Spielberg, Kushner, Day-Lewis and Field. Though it won't appeal to all, it will appeal to the ages.

Life of Pi Is Like a Sweet Dessert

| Posted 11.26.2012

Any film that can entertain you and challenge you at the same time is above average in every way.

Mirror Fathom Is for a Select Group Only

| Posted 11.29.2012

With its exquisite descriptions and over powering dialogue, the story may not be enjoyable to all readers. For those, however, who admire the brilliance of words it will be a book to study and enjoy over and over.