maroonpirate04
02-16-2007, 01:47 PM
Another fast week has come and gone. The weekend is now here for those who still are in love ever since cupid shot his arrow. On Wednesday, it's a perfect time to take your honey's to the movies two new releases one a romantic comedy, and a romantic drama.
Daddy's Little Girls- Madea may be gone, but Tyler Perry's back with this film his second film as a director and the first in which he dosen't play his no-nonsense, straight talking alter ego. This time he's a single dad locked in a custody with his wife and three daugthers, He enlists a beautiful attorney Gabrielle Union to help
but romance bloosoms.
Ghost Rider- Finally after the trailer been out at theathers since December. This long awaited film is finally being released before the Summer Blockbuster season hits. The comic book adaptation
starring Nicolas Cage as a stunt motorcyclist who finds his cranium ablaze after a Furastian bargin.
Music And Lyrics- In a world of popular music,there are a number of great songwriting duo, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Gerry Goffin and Carole King, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. In this film Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore team up to write a tune, and movie critics say the movie is as disposable--and sweet-- as your average summer hit.
Daddy's Little Girls- Madea may be gone, but Tyler Perry's back with this film his second film as a director and the first in which he dosen't play his no-nonsense, straight talking alter ego. This time he's a single dad locked in a custody with his wife and three daugthers, He enlists a beautiful attorney Gabrielle Union to help
but romance bloosoms.
Ghost Rider- Finally after the trailer been out at theathers since December. This long awaited film is finally being released before the Summer Blockbuster season hits. The comic book adaptation
starring Nicolas Cage as a stunt motorcyclist who finds his cranium ablaze after a Furastian bargin.
Music And Lyrics- In a world of popular music,there are a number of great songwriting duo, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Gerry Goffin and Carole King, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. In this film Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore team up to write a tune, and movie critics say the movie is as disposable--and sweet-- as your average summer hit.