Arizona Reporter - Arizona News - 09/03
Arizona & Aerospace Days - March 20-21

TUCSON, Ariz. - Nationally- renowned air show performer, Tim Weber, and his GEICO Extra 300 will be featured at this years Arizona & Aerospace Days 2010 on March 20-21.

Tim has been flying for over 30 years. A career that started at a 13 year old boy watching gliders being flown near his home in Phoenix, ultimately leading Tim to becoming one of the most sought after airshow performers in the country today. Since 1996, millions of people have been thrilled by Tim’s aerobatic performances at hundreds of airshows nationwide.

Arizona Reporter - Movie Reviews - 08/03
MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Secret of Kells' - Stunning!

By Susan Granger - Few American moviegoers had ever heard of this Irish-French-Belgian co-production until it was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Animated Feature, squeezing out "Ponyo," "Monsters vs. Aliens," "Cloud With a Chance of Meatballs" and "A Christmas Carol." Once you see it, you’ll realize why.

Arizona Reporter - Movie Reviews - 06/03
HACHI: A DOG’S TALE

You can order the DVD of this movie from Amazon for $17.99, but that price does not include the packet of Kleenex that you will inevitably use up watching it. This is the story of an adorable dog named Hachi from his birthplace in Odate, Japan, whose loyalty to his human companion is so endearing that you’ll have insight into that automobile bumper sticker that announces, “The more I know people, the more I love my dog.”

Arizona Reporter - Movie Reviews - 06/03
'The Ghost Writer' Sleek and Sophisticated

By Susan Granger - Evoking memories of Alfred Hitchcock, this compelling thriller revolves around a nameless professional ghostwriter (Ewan McGregor) who is hired to help Adam Lang (Pierce Brosnan), a former British Prime Minister (think Tony Blair), finish his memoirs.

Arizona Reporter - Movie Reviews - 05/03
BROOKLYN’S FINEST (Overture Films)

By Harvey Karten - A couple of months ago, one Corneliu Promboiu came out with a cop picture that had no music except for a song that one character listens to, no cars at all to speak of, no bullets or explosions, no profanity, and no jump-cuts, manic editing, or even a mild fight or two. In fact some scenes find photographer Marius Panduru training his lenses on such un-cinematic scenes as a secretary pecking away for several minutes at the keyboard of a stone-age computer in a drab police station or, more significant, on a police officer staking out a scene at a high school in a hayseed town for days, even giving the moviegoer the impression that the scene is being taken in real time. The film, Romania’s candidate for our Oscar competition, is supposed to reveal some things about corruption in Romania’s society, and is proudly labeled 'art.'

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