Life as a House (2001)
It is easy to want to be a hippie when you are loaded, isn’t it?
Category:2 Oogies
Ask Anyone by Sherryl Woods
Every other character shows up to overshadow the poor hero and heroine to the background.
Destination by Ronan Keating
Even plundering Gregg Alexander’s reject bin fails to make this fellow sound alive.
The Marriage Masquerade by Cheryl Anne Porter
US and the Great Britain in a union of dumb and dumber.
The Affair of the Necklace (2001)
The fundamental missteps of the movie dooms it from the very beginning.
Knight in My Bed by Sue-Ellen Welfonder
The world is ending? Who cares – the heroine is more concerned about making babies with the man who hates her. Genius!
Blue Bayou by JoAnn Ross
Whiny and miserable people mashing groins in an effort to bring me down.
The Knight and the Rose by Isolde Martyn
The author should speak to her agent and publisher. This is better off aimed at the historical fiction crowd.
Resident Evil (2002)
The game is much better.
The Edge of Heaven by Teresa Hill
Issues, issues, issues everywhere, all handled without any convincing sincerity.
