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January 24th, 2015

Beyond the Marquee

Now there’s a place where you can find all of Lindalee Rose’s Beyond the Marquee video Interviews, Reviews and Recaps.

We’ve got a YouTube channel devoted to all her new (and old) family-friendly web-series videos and you can check it out at: www.youtube.com/LindaleeRose

Check out the Playlists with lots of Fun and Exclusive video content including Lindalee’s;
– Doctor Who Reviews
– Red Carpet Reports
– Celebrity Interviews
– DVD Reviews
– Doctor Who Convention Recaps
– Toy Lab Reviews and Much More!

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MARQUEE MAMA Reviews “STRANGE MAGIC”

January 23rd, 2015

Marquee Mama

If the title of “Strange Magic” casts its spell on you, as it did me, you will enter the theater craving the strangely magical ELO 70’s hit tune. But you will have to wait for that. I rarely tout a movie’s soundtrack in advance of discussing the movie first, but in this case, the eclectic and abundant soundtrack vies for its own attention. Modified versions of assorted pop songs of the decades by artists like the Doors and Heart to Lady Gaga (and of course Electric Light Orchestra) almost serve as narrator to the film. But to enjoy this music, you must appreciate very modified versions. If you don’t, you’re in for a long 99-minute movie.

Click ahead for my family-friendly review of “Strange Magic”

“THE BOY NEXT DOOR” (Film Review)

January 22nd, 2015

John Delia

No surprise here, Jennifer Lopez is still good to look at on the big screen. Glowing and gorgeous the actress brightens up the screen in most of her scenes. However, that’s all that’s good about The Boy Next Door. There’s sloppy acting, off standard direction, choppy editing and a story so predictable I couldn’t wait till the credits rolled. Actually, being released in January during the roll-out of the Oscar Nominated movies gives the biggest clue that The Boy Next Door has no guts to be a contender. If you guys have a crush on Lopez or the over 17-year-young ladies want their fill of rippling abs, then you may want to duck into this empty headed claptrap, but you’ll be the only ones watching.

Behind the Scenes STAR WARS: REBELS Video – Billy Dee Williams aka Lando Returns!

January 19th, 2015

Beyond the Marquee

Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams) confers with the rambunctious Chopper droid in the STAR WARS: REBELS episode: “Idiot’s Array”.

Lando Calrissian, dashing rogue and friend to Han Solo (and who eventually lost the Millenium Falcon to Solo in a card game), returns in a new STAR WARS: REBELS episode tonight on Disney XD — titled: “Idiot’s Array”. When Zeb loses Chopper in a game of cards to Calrissian, the crew of the Ghost agrees to help the smooth-talking scoundrel make a dangerous cargo run in trade for their astromech. But when Lando plots a risky scheme to trade Hera for secret cargo, the crew gets far more than it bargained for. Here now is a behind-the-scenes video with actor Billy Dee Williams recording his Calrissian character for the episode!

FREE STUFF FRIDAY: Win a ‘Jake and the Neverland Pirates: Battle for the Book’ Prize Pack!

January 16th, 2015

Beyond the Marquee

Now that we’re done Ho-Ho-Ho’ing, it’s time to start Yo-Ho-Ho’ing with our friends Jake and Neverland Pirates and Disney Junior’s latest DVD of the swashbuckling young adventurers!

The new “Battle for the Book” DVD (now available) has 4 fantastically fun episodes (which equals over 2 hours of fun for the whole family!) Oh, and it includes an exclusive checker board bandana and gold coins that you can only get with this DVD!

And now Beyond the Marquee wants you and your family to not just enjoy a brand new copy of the movie to add to your Disney home-video collection, but we’re upping the ante by adding some really fun toys to go along with it.

Click ahead for the contest details, activity game links, pics of the cool treasures that await and more!

Still Alice, a Heartfelt Drama that Delivers a Punch (Film Review)

January 15th, 2015

John Delia

One of the most heartfelt films for 2014 Still Alice opens wide this weekend. Having lived with the debilitating forces of Alzheimer’s within my family I can say it’s a very realistic depiction. The film has an excellent director with a crew and cast that’s perfectly lead by Julianne Moore in the title role. It’s a must see film for those who are living with a loved one who may have the illness, interested adults and moviegoers that want a good cry.