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The Ron Clark Story, a review by addicted2dvd

The Ron Clark Story: Widescreen (2006/United States, Canada) IMDb |Wikipedia | Marvista Entertainment, Echo Bridge Home Entertainment (United States) Director: Randa Haines Writing: Ron Clark (Original Material By), Max Enscoe (Writer), Annie De Young (Writer) Length: 91 min. Video: Anamorphic Widescreen 1.66:1 Audio: English: PCM: 2-Channel Stereo Subtitles:

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Stars:
Matthew Perry as Ron Clark
Ernie Hudson as Principal Turner
Judith Buchan as Snowden School Principal
Griffin Cork as Hadley
Jerry Callaghan as Ron Clark Sr.

Plot:Extras:

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This is one I just borrowed from the library. And I must say I really enjoyed every minute of it. But then I have always been partial to stories based on true events. I liked the characters... the storyline easily kept my interest. So much so that the time flew by... seemed like the film had just started when I suddenly saw the end credits come on. While this did have a few laughs in it... this is not a comedy film... so it was different for me to see Matthew Perry in such a serious role. But I can't complain... I think he did a great job. As did the entire cast really. This is one I never heard of before seeing it on the library shelf... but one I am more then comfortable recommending.



(From TV Stars in Movies Mega-thon Thread on November 9th, 2015)

The Crow, a review by addicted2dvd

The Crow


My Thoughts:
This is a movie I have not seen in years. Not since I first bought the DVD a good a good 4 or 5 years ago. To be honest I went into this one not remembering much about the movie itself. Sure I remembered the basics of the story... but not the movie. I must admit... I forgot just how much I enjoyed this movie. This movie could very well be the ultimate supernatural revenge movie. After watching this movie... it makes me wish I had some of the sequels to check out (which I have never seen any of).



(From Weekend Movie Marathon: 1/16 - 1/18 on January 17th, 2009)

Charmed Marathon, a review by addicted2dvd

17. Generation Hex
Piper is forced to take charge when Leo's teen proteges come to the manor seeking refuge from the demons that have overtaken the Magic School.

My Thoughts:
This is a good episode. Piper has to figure out how to vanquish demons that are unvanquishable. We also learn how powerful Billie and Christy are together.

18. The Torn Identity
Phoebe must choose between mortal or magical love, while Piper interrogates the demons who killed Billie and Christy's parents to prove that they were connected to the "Ultimate Power".

My Thoughts:
Another good episode. They continue to work on tying up loose ends. I am so glad they knew ahead of time that the series was coming to an end. We see some clips from previous episodes here... as well as Billie is starting to believe that The Charmed Ones are loosing their way.

19. The Jung And The Restless
When Pheobe and Piper formulate a plan to get Leo back, Christy traps them in a dreamstate to prove to Billie that the sisters' "inner-truths" are driven by selfishness.

My Thoughts:
The series ending really coming together. I am enjoying every minute of it. Even though Billie still has her doubts she decides to go along with Christy.

20. Gone With The Witches
Billie and Christy team up to destroy the reputations of The Charmed Ones and force them into hiding in the Underworld.

My Thoughts:
This is a great episode leading into the final battle. The whole magical community has lost faith in The Charmed Ones now.  I think they are doing a really good job at telling the story of what will be the last battle for the sisters.

(From Charmed Marathon on July 16th, 2008)