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Movie Guy: Finding a charming surprise at the 'Magic Faraway Tree'

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By Sean McBride
| Idaho Press Verified
Enid Blyton is a British children’s book author who penned 762 books over the course of her career. I bring this up because I had never even heard of her until I stumbled upon the screen adaptation of her book “The Magic Faraway Tree.” I wasn’t expecting anything, but I found the movie to be a whimsical charmer — perfect for young children who might enjoy a tale that features a madcap assortment of funny fairy folk. It’s an adaptation of Blyton’s 1943 novel, transposed to modern times.
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Movie Guy: Cool dinos and dumb humans live at 'The End of Oak Street'

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By Sean McBride
| Idaho Press Verified
I have always loved a good dinosaur movie. From those stop-motion Ray Harryhausen films to “The Land Before Time” to “Jurassic Park” (and all the inferior sequels), I get excited whenever I see a dino movie listed on the theater marquee. Which means that I have been looking forward to “The End of Oak Street,” the Anne Hathaway action fantasy that finds her trying to protect her family when a bunch of angry dinosaurs start stomping all over her manicured suburban backyard.
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Movie Guy: For 'One Night Only,' forget the absurd story

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By Sean McBride
| Boise Weekly Verified
Every so often I hear about a movie that has such an absurd premise that I find myself thinking that the film is pre-destined to be a bomb. That’s the case with the new movie, “One Night Only,” which is being touted as what might happen if they turned the horror/thriller “The Purge” into a romantic comedy. Sounds crazy, right? Well, I’m happy to report that my initial assessment was incorrect.
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