Boys on the Side

Posted to Drama on December 11th, 2006 by Chad Everett

Jane (Whoopi Goldberg) is a singer in New York City, and she’s apparently been doing it for some time – but it looks like her luck has finally run out, because she’s got to find a new job, or at the very least a new place to do it. So she decides to head to Los Angeles to see if she’ll have any better luck there.

While she’s packing her things, her eyes settle on an advertisement that offers to pay someone to help drive to the West Coast. Answering the ad, she meets Robin (Mary-Louise Parker), who is headed West for her own reasons. On the way, they stop in Pittsburgh to pick up Holly (Drew Barrymore), who is an abusive relationship with her drug dealing boyfriend. That’s when things get interesting.

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In Good Company

Posted to Drama on October 27th, 2006 by Chad Everett

Dan Foreman (Dennis Quaid) should be living the good life. He’s working as the head of ad sales for a major sports magazine and getting ready to coast into the best years of his life.

Unfortunately, the magazine has just become the part of a larger company in a corporate takeover, and he’s been “demoted” (which has to be better than being “downsized”) in the shakeup. To make matters worse, his new boss Carter Duryea (Topher Grace) is half his age and thinks he knows everything. He is about to find out that he doesn’t.

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About Celluloid Heroes

Welcome to Celluloid Heroes! Here you will find movie reviews of all shapes and sizes. No stone is left unturned, and that is meant quite literally. In fact, you are probably quite unlikely to find the best of the best, as that's something that you can find elsewhere. Here you're more likely to find the dregs of the movie world than anything else.

As to the name? It's actually from a song by The Kinks, and while it may or may not have anything to do directly with the movies, it does mention quite a few movie stars, and things that make you think about movies, and well, it just seemed appropriate. Hopefully you'll agree, and if not, I suspect it won't get in the way too much.

Thanks for visiting, enjoy your stay, and come back often.