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Lyons & Bailes' ReelTalk: 3-17-08

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First published at 10:51 UTC on June 5th, 2022.

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Jeffrey Lyons & Alison Bailes reviews "Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears A Who!" (I'm with Lyons on this film, I love it! With Jim Carrey and Steve Carrell. Disagree with Bailes), "Funny Games" (What was Bailes smoking? It's a horrible and torture Home Invasion film both original and remake! And seriously, she has the nerve to back Lyons down for loving "Rambo?" sheesh!), "Sleepwalking" (I have it on Blu-ray when I found it at Dollar Tree. Great film!), "Paranoid Park", "Doomsday", "Never Back Down" and "Blindslight".

Top Billings: Lyons interviews Charlize Theron & Nick Stahl for "Sleepwalking".

DVD Roundup: "Enchanted" and "Atonement".

Netflix's Pick of the Week: "The Jungle Book" (1967).

and

Final Takes: Bailes explains about Roland Emmerich's worst big budget sludge, "10,000 B.C." box-office track record, bad reception and buzz in the Spring.

Plus, Local Commercials from KNBC.

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