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Scott Wolf : Party of Five

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Up next on my 90's Fest Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 marathon...The Evening Star (1996) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #Movie #movies #drama #TheEveningStar #termsofendearment #ShirleyMacLaine #juliettelewis #jacknicholson #BillPaxton #ripbillpaxton #BenJohnson #ripbenjohnson #MarionRoss #MirandaRichardson #scottwolf #georgenewburn #mackenzieastin #DonaldMoffat #chinakatner #marygross #vintage #VHS #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas4thannual90sfest

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🤔Who is Scott Wolf's wife, the Hallmark star? #HallmarkChristmasMovies #ScottWolf #La...

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Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure (2001)

I must be fair and honest while reviewing Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp’s Adventure and admit it isn’t half-bad considering everything. Make no mistake. This 2001 sequel to the 1955 Disney animated film has no business existing. The plot is thin and much of its plot simply repeats what we've seen before but in reverse. Still, it’s good looking, with some affectionate nods to the classic (better) film. There's just enough here to entertain the little ones.

In a story that is much more “Scamp’s Adventure” than “Lady and the Tramp II”, the couple’s pup, Scamp (voiced by Scott Wolf ) longs for a life on the streets. When Scamp spots a group of freedom-loving junkyard dogs under the leadership of Buster (Chazz Palminteri), he runs away from home and quickly befriends the lovely Angel (Alyssa Milano).

I was surprised by how good-looking a film this is. The quality of animation is close to the original’s and that’s a big feat for something released straight-to-DVD. Digital painting and a short running time (which means less to animate) have paid off here. There are a few noticeable CGI models here and there but you’ll also see plenty of difficult shots where the camera spins or multiple perfectly on-model dogs move around. Well done.

I said the plot is familiar but there’s enough new material or twists to give it somewhat of an identity. You're used to contrived scenarios like the one in 101 Dalmatians 2 to bring back everyone you liked before. In Scamp's Adventure the returning crowds are neighbors, relatives, or - in the case of those 2 Italian restaurant owners - live nearby. It's more organic. Let's not kid ourselves. These references to the original are there to make you nostalgic but the different take on the dog spaghetti-eating scenes amused me. I'll also credit the film’s villain for feeling much more realistic than I’m accustomed to seeing in these Disney sequels. Scamp's desire to be "free" may be stupid from the perspective of someone who knows better but you can understand how a dumb pup would want something other than domesticated life. It leads to (mostly) natural conflicts, which make Scamp's Adventure more digestible.

While I am ultimately choosing to give the film a positive review, on a different day I might swing the other way. It's a musical with no memorable songs. The romance between Scamp and Angel is unnecessary and only reminds you of a better movie you could be watching. As a sequel, this adds nothing to the world it's set in and too often repeats what's been done before. If not in the 1955 picture, in something else. This is barely more than a couple of episodes of a TV series stitched together. I doubt it would pass the hour-long mark if it weren't for the unnecessary dog catchers and those lame musical numbers. None of this is fresh or anything anyone could ever call a favorite. Still, it's a way to keep the kids busy for a bit.

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After his wife dies, brain surgeon Andy Brown packs up kids Ephram and Delia and moves them all to Everwood, Colorado. The few things I knew going into this: #TreatWilliams and #GregorySmith were in it, and his character had something going on with the nanny. First two seasons were solid; the last two, while still good, leaned into the will they/won’t they of Ephram and Amy a little too much? (May be the age at which I watched it though); and I know Hannah was still in high school while Ephram, Amy and Bright were in college, swear to god they showed up at her school like they were still students at least once though, and all the college campuses looked the same even though I thought they went to different schools. Hannah and Bright were cute (giving him a chance to grow and gain some depth - that shower scene though 👀) if a bit predictable. Also predictable, though I grew to really like it, was the relationship between Andy and Harold Abbott, even with how dour Abbott was in the beginning; their contrasting relationships with their children was interesting. Treat Williams thought it was very Frank Capra-esque and thinks of it as one of the best projects he’s ever been part of. Glad they went with Smith instead of their other choice (Jared Padalecki). And OMG the “famous” cast members and cameos like #ScottWolf (that backstory, that brother...), Marcia Cross, #DylanWalsh (whoamygod that storyline!), Philip Baker Hall, #JamesEarlJones (basically his character from The Sandlot, with a piano), Kate Mara, #BettyWhite!, #BrendaStrong, Kristen Bell, Keith David, #JKSimmons. If @warnerbrostv @thecw or @shoutfactory could released season 2-4 w/bonus features or bring the price down (spent less on late fees from the library than the cheapest season available New from Amazon; the fourth season costs a too much, though it’s all on IMDb TV!) that’s be AWESOME - just sayin’. @emilyvancamp @bettymwhite @prattprattpratt #EmilyVanCamp, #DebraMooney, #JohnBeasley, #VivienCordone, #ChrisPratt, #TomAmendes, #MerrilynGann, Rip #StephanieNiznik #sstvshowof2020 #teendrama #WB #CW (89 eps, ‘02-‘06) tv show of 2020 number 1) #Everwood https://www.instagram.com/p/CAOPY_NHmzN/?igshid=k69ofe7z9oi7

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The Clintons surprise visit to a literacy program at po-boy shop, laundry about to go big | Ian McNulty | nola.com

The Clintons surprise visit to a literacy program at po-boy shop, laundry about to go big | Ian McNulty | nola.com

On Saturday morning the Creole gumbo was simmering, the daiquiri machines were churning and the dryers were spinning at Melba’s and Wash World, the connected po-boy shop and laundry at Elysian Fields Avenue in New Orleans.

Then the sleek black SUVs pulled up and out stepped former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton, former president Bill Clinton and their daughter Chelsea Clinton.

The…

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🔸 Rhona Mitra and Scott Wolf 🔸 #rhonamitra #scottwolf #partyoffive

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Scott Wolf's main source of income is from his high paying acting career. He also makes a decent amount of income from special appearances in shows and stage shows. He also does brand integrations through his social media accounts. As per rumors, his annual income is expected to be around $1.67 Million as of 2019. Any exact details of his earnings as an actor have not been revealed yet.

#ScottWolf #NetWorth|Wiki|Career: Know his earnings, movies, tvShows, family, wife, age, height #Actor #hollywood

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“i wanna thrive at something I love” 🌚💉 #thenightshift #tccallahan #jordanalexander #drewalister #kenny #thoperzia #michaelragosa #eoinmacken #jillflint #brendanfehr #jrlemon #robertbailey #scottwolf https://www.instagram.com/p/B09Yx_En89v/?igshid=1urwh19e5tafh

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Double Dragon on Blu-ray from MVD Rewind Collection!!! Loved this movie growing up. Mark Dacascos & Scott Wolf were great in this film. #doubledragon #bluray #mvdrewindcollection #markdacascos #scottwolf (at Louisiana) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtfAlCMh0MQ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1qri1bxob8bk2

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Now showing on my 90's Fest Movie 🎥 marathon...The Evening Star (1996) on glorious vintage VHS 📼! #movie #movies #drama #TheEveningStar #TermsOfEndearment #ShirleyMacLaine #BenJohnson #ripbenjohnson #marionross #BillPaxton #ripbillpaxton #jacknicholson #JulietteLewis #MirandaRichardson #scottwolf #georgenewburn #mackenzieastin #marycross #vintage #vhs #90s #90sfest #durandurantulsas3rdannual90sfest

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🤔Who is Scott Wolf dating? Wife Kelley Limp and more | A Merry Scottish Christmas #ScottWolf #HallmarkChannel #LaceyChabe...

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#OnThisDay in 2002, #Everwood, premiered on the #TheWB. The series was created by #GregBerlanti and was produced by Berlanti, Mickey Liddell, Rina Mimoun, Andrew A. Ackerman and Michael Green. The show ran until June 5, 2006, with a total of 89 episodes spanning four seasons. It was co-produced by Berlanti-Liddell Productions, in association with Warner Bros. Television. The series starred #TreatWilliams, #GregorySmith, #EmilyVanCamp, #DebraMooney, #JohnBeasley, #VivienCardone, #ChrisPratt, #StephanieNiznik, #MerrilynGann, #TomAmandes, #NoraZehetner, #SarahLancaster, #MarciaCross, #ScottWolf, #SarahDrew, #AnneHeche, #JustinBaldoni and #JanBrobergFelt.

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Favorites : Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)

Anybody my age is hard pressed to not be a casual Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fan... most, however, are downright obsessed with the sewer-dwelling, pizza-eating, ninjitsu-skilled mutant amphibians.  Debates about your favorite turtle could theoretically last forever, but when it comes to the best film, there’s one clear cut winner in my book, and that is the 1990 classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. 

New York City is in the midst of a crime wave, but reporter April O’Neal (Judith Hoag) has a feeling that there is more to it than standard petty crime.  Her investigations uncover the presence of the Foot Clan, a seemingly mysterious organization with roots to ancient Japan that has recruited the corrupted youth of New York to do their criminal bidding.  April’s investigation not only gets her in hot water with her boss Charles Pennington (Jay Patterson) and Police Chief Sterns (Raymond Serra), but April finds herself the target of the Foot Clan.  Luckily, during an assault, she is rescued by Raphael (Josh Pais), a mutant turtle with ninjitsu fighting skills.  April is knocked out during the battle, and when she comes to, she finds herself deep in the sewer in Raphael’s lair, along with his brothers Leonardo (Brian Tochi), Donatello (Corey Feldman), Michelangelo (Robbie Rist) and their master Splinter (Kevin Clash), a human-sized rat.  Naturally, April is shocked, but the turtles win her over.  Little do they know, however, that the Foot Clan trailed the turtles to their lair, and during a visit to April’s home, the Foot kidnap Splinter.  The Foot also ambush Raphael, April and the turtles, but with the help of the rogue Casey Jones (Elias Koteas), they are able to escape.  With Splinter held captive by the Foot and their mysterious leader, The Shredder (David McCharen), the turtles must overcome their biggest challenge yet in order to keep their family in tact.

Even though the Ninja Turtles were well on their way to becoming the larger than life cartoons we know them as today, this film embraces their darker origins, and by proxy, New York City as a character in its own right.  I remember being genuinely shocked at Raphael yelling ‘Damn!’ multiple times in the movie, as I was not accustomed to my childhood heroes cursing (outside of Bart Simpson).  The grittiness of the turtles and their environment, as well as April’s real life looks (and the shock of Casey Jones and his nearly villain look, saved by his personality) instilled an idea of the hero in the shadows for me much better than Batman ever did.  Their focus on their art stood in stark contrast to the greediness of the Foot Clan, making the film come off closer to something like Taxi Driver than a movie based on a comic book, but for a teenage audience (and an audience that it did not pander to, at least until the sequel).

The way that the film drives home the importance of family without being too heavy-handed or hokey is a testament to how strong the storytelling is.  Most people were already familiar with the origin of the turtles, Splinter and The Shredder by the time the film was released, but the connection between Splinter and the turtles really shines in this film.  By comparison, the fractured family that is the Foot Clan serves as a direct negative comparison against the turtles and crew, even with misfits like April O’Neal and Casey Jones joining the ranks of the turtles.  Watching real people with real problems come together and band with mutant creatures with real problems is surprisingly heartwarming.  

The puppet work done to make the turtles become believable fighters is a testament to both their design and the choreography.  Even with the choice to make the fighting a bit more on the cartoonish side, the combination of the puppetry and the selling of the action by the stuntment dressed Foot Clan members works perfectly.  Despite its dark tone, this film is consistently funny, a balance that no other Ninja Turtles film has been able to match (in my opinion).  The score is the perfect in-between of TV/episodic serial repetition (with that signature stinger) and enough film-based score beats to really drive home the emotional moments.  The costume design is on point, varying away from the source material when it works, and staying true to the source material when it can.

Despite her lack of signature yellow jumpsuit, I really enjoyed Judith Hoag as April O’Neal, mostly due to her no-nonsense attitude and her ability to actually display a sense of caring about those close to her... call it a humanity, if you will.  By contrast, I loved Elias Koteas for every opposite reason : his brashness, crassness and inability to read the room were all pitch-perfect for Casey Jones.  The voice casting of the turtles is also on point : Brian Tochi provides the frustration of Leonardo trying to lead, Josh Pais crystalized what Raphael was to me via his anger and quick temper, Robbie Rist provided nonstop levity as Michaelangelo, and Corey Feldman made crowd favorite Donatello incredibly easy to relate to with his ‘dude-ness’.  Michael Turney was sufficient as troubled teenager Danny, which makes the smaller casting of Sam Rockwell and Skeet Ulrich slightly funny, in hindsight.  Appearances by Jay Patterson and Raymond Serra round out the texture of New York, while the villains come to life via solid actor/voice pairings (James Saito and David McCharen for The Shredder, and Toshishiro Obata with Michael McConnohie as Tatsu, respectively).

It’s crazy to think that there are people out there who have not seen this film yet, but if you are one of the rare few that has seen everything but the original film, do yourself a favor and set aside 90 minutes.  It will be well worth your time.

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DOUBLE: Being a big fan of the original games i went to go see the movie, the first movie i saw that had alyssa milano man she was cute. Anyway i thought it was a cool 🎥 #inktober #inktober2018 #doubledragon #markdacascos #scottwolf #billylee #jimmylee #beatemup #technojapan #daburudoragon #digitalartist #illustration #sketching #itsdigitalhomie #arcsystemworks https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpm0XRgBFlI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=11tbeoqqbs50y