Picture This! Rebecca Redshaw reviews “The Good Girl” As Justine, Jennifer Aniston struggles with her boring, meaningless life and her past, present, and… By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com The time’s they are a changin’. Now being a “Bad Boy”… (READ MORE)
In This Week’s “Picture This!” Rebecca Redshaw Reviews “The Four Feathers” By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Sometimes left over spaghetti tastes better the second day. I’m not sure the same can be said for retold stories. Remakes certainly have… (READ MORE)
Ouch!!! “The Banger Sisters” Gets Reviewed in “Picture This!” The best acting in “The Banger Sisters” is the performances given by the trio of stars as they hit the talk show trail to promote this fluff. By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted… (READ MORE)
You Really Want to Read Rebecca Redshaw’s “Picture This!” Business is tough. The movie business is even tougher… By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Business is tough. The movie business is even tougher because in addition to putting your money… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Rebecca Redshaw’s Premiere Movie Review! Something Old AND Something New: “Rich & Famous” and “City By The Sea” By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com As I touted in the introductory column last week, PICTURE THIS! has the flexibility… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Reviews Vanity Fair Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Two years ago when The Hours was released, major literary figures (and numerous minor ones) took exception to Nicole Kidman’s portrayal of Virginia Woolf. She was too tall, her nose was not… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Reviews Shark Tale and Super Size Me Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com The one good thing about this week’s animation Shark Tale is that Lenny, the un-shark-like hero played by Jack Black, is a vegetarian. If you want to understand… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Reviews Silver City Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com “Truth is stranger than fiction” may be a tried and true adage, yet truth has rarely been touted as more entertaining than fiction – until now. Independent filmmaker John Sayles chose a… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Gives You The 411 on ‘Fahrenheit 9/11’ This is not a forum for typical movie reviews. By Rebecca Redshaw Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com The 411 on Fahrenheit 9/11 Those of you who have been readers from the start of… (READ MORE)
Picture This! Reviews The Manchurian Candidate Reprinted from NotesFromHollywood.com Just the words, “I love the smell of napalm in the morning.” Rebecca Redshaw is the Arts& Entertainment Critic for www.NotesFromHollywood.com. She can be reached at r2redshaw@hotmail.com.