Marmaduke (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Re-envisioning the comic strip, Marmaduke (voiced by Owen Wilson) is a big part of his human family's life. But when the Winslows (Lee Pace and Judy Greer) move, the Great Dane has to find new friends at the dog park while making a good impression on his master's boss (William H, Macy).
Re-envisioning the comic strip, Marmaduke (voiced by Owen Wilson) is a big part of his human family's life. But when the Winslows (Lee Pace and Judy Greer) move, the Great Dane has to find new friends at the dog park while making a good impression on his master's boss (William H, Macy).
The Back-Up Plan (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
Zoe's (Jennifer Lopez) biggest dream is to have a baby. But she still hasn't found The One, so getting married first isn't an option. Takings matters into her own hands she gets pregnant by artificial insemination. And that's when Mr. Right (Alex O'Loughlin) shows up.
Zoe's (Jennifer Lopez) biggest dream is to have a baby. But she still hasn't found The One, so getting married first isn't an option. Takings matters into her own hands she gets pregnant by artificial insemination. And that's when Mr. Right (Alex O'Loughlin) shows up.
Nanny McPhee (Movie Reviews, Last Update Apr 2020)
Seven kids and seventeen nannies later, the widowed Mr. Brown is desperate to find an employee to care for his children. Suddenly, Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson -- who also penned the screenplay) shows up for the job.
Seven kids and seventeen nannies later, the widowed Mr. Brown is desperate to find an employee to care for his children. Suddenly, Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson -- who also penned the screenplay) shows up for the job.
Me and Orson Welles (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2016)
All aspiring actors dream of landing a groundbreaking role, and for Richard Samuels (Zac Efron) that opportunity appears to present it's self when he is cast in Orson Welles' (played by Christian McKay) 1937 production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
All aspiring actors dream of landing a groundbreaking role, and for Richard Samuels (Zac Efron) that opportunity appears to present it's self when he is cast in Orson Welles' (played by Christian McKay) 1937 production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.