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    Filed at 6:53 am under by dcobranchi

    Why, suddenly, is everybody picking on us?

    It’s a bit difficult to nail down the worst thing about “The Adventures of Shark Boy & Lava Girl in 3-D.”

    The 3-D is terrible, that’s for sure. So’s the title, obviously. The acting is on a par with any third-grade homeschool holiday recital.

    8 Responses to “CHARLIE BROWN”


    Comment by
    Eric Holcombe
    June 10th, 2005
    at 8:42 am

    They must let the “new guy” write the movie reviews.

    Or maybe it’s sour grapes over the N-G Bee…


    Comment by
    Chad Boudreau
    June 10th, 2005
    at 11:32 am

    though…you have to admit…it is kind of funny…
    (I appologize for the elipses)


    Comment by
    Chris
    June 10th, 2005
    at 11:49 am

    But the homeschool holiday recital will almost cetainly be better then the g-school holiday recital. The schoolies get to practice for an hour after school, where the HEKs will have spent months obsessing over every detail 😉


    Comment by
    Ulrike
    June 10th, 2005
    at 12:16 pm

    Suddenly?


    Comment by
    Laura
    June 10th, 2005
    at 1:47 pm

    Probably meant as just another dig at Robert Rodriquez. His kids are homeschooled.


    Comment by
    Gene
    June 10th, 2005
    at 1:53 pm

    Most professional child performers are homeschoolers.

    So the crack about the third-grade homeschool acting wasn’t really the insult they intended it to be…more like an unintended comment.


    Comment by
    Valerie
    June 10th, 2005
    at 4:30 pm

    According to today’s Kansas City paper, Robert Rodriguez didn’t get the idea from his son, the boy wrote the screenplay.

    fwiw


    Comment by
    Gene
    June 10th, 2005
    at 9:35 pm

    My daughter got the idea of filmmaking from Robert Rodreguiz. She took filmmaking at the city college four years ago (she was 11).

    She has almost finished 1 feature script and has 4 more scripts in different stages of completion and is in different stages on several other filming projects.