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In part 3 of TV Guide's 'Brat Pack: Where Are They Now' Robert Downey, Jr. gained entry into the Brat Pack in THE PICK-UP ARTIST with Molly Ringwald, but LESS THAN ZERO foreshadowed his bad habits rather than the crowd he ran with.

I'm spoiled. As a kid, I woke up with Beanie and Cecil and Rocky and Bullwinkle, gobbled down Looney Tunes, Merry Melodies, Speed Racer and Gigantor after school, and passed the early evening hours with The Flintstones and The Jetsons. Even as an uneducated child, I knew the ones with replay value and the ones that quickly grew tiresome. As an adult, I know the ones that still hold up and the ones that make me embarrassed to admit I ever watched them. That brings me in a roundabout way to Robert Rodriguez' new, live-action film Shorts. Funny, inventive, and very, very clever in micro-bursts of six to eight seconds, Shorts becomes tiresome over the length of its 89-minute running time. I couldn't shake the feeling that it would have been better-suited as a weekly television show, chopped up into brief segments with plenty of commercial breaks in between. Shorts could just as easily have been called "Six Short Sketches in Search of a Synopsis," but then the title would be longer than its attention span. Aimed squarely at kids, Shorts may, perhaps, please the modern sensibility of today's sub-teens, but I suspect the well has run dry for Rodriguez and family films. The Spy Kids franchise devolved in entertainment value from the first installment to the third, and The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl was an unfortunate mess. Rodriguez has built a cottage industry based on a scattershot approach to filmmaking. He's always been a "shoot [film] first, ask [narrative] questions later" kind of director / writer / photographer / editor / composer / visual effects artist. That doesn't serve him well with Shorts.Filed under: Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, New Releases, Warner Brothers, Theatrical Reviews, Family FilmsContinue reading Review: Shorts Permalink | Email this | Comments

The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien series page at Hulu.comJames Spader, Jack McBrayer, Mat KearneyAuthor: hulu Tags: The Tonight Show with Conan OBrien Andy Richter Jay Leno Max Weinberg standup late night talk show interview comedy comic celebrities Hollywood James Spader Jack McBrayer Mat Kearney Posted: 24 July 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

A boy finds a colorful, wish granting rocks that causes havoc in a small town. Ranked 3.12 / 5 | 71 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:31) Submitted By: videodetective Tags: Shorts James Spader Jon Cryer William H. Macy Leslie Mann Kat Dennings Robert Rodriguez Family Warner Bros. Pictures Movie Trailers Movie Trailer Categories: Entertainment

Everyone deserves his or her day in court. In fact, some people deserve more than one. Take the attorneys of Crane Poole Candice Bergen James Spader John Larroquette William Shatner Fox Home Entertainment Movie Trailers Movie Trailer Categories: Comedy Entertainment

Actor JAMES SPADER, news anchor BRIAN WILLIAMS, singer BEYONCE and Ellen’s 12 DAYS OF GIVEAWAYS continues!

Q talks with the Boston Legal actor about gender and race roles in hollywood. From banned lotto commercials to Uncle Ruckus on The Boondocks. Why did his mother in law shoo James Spader off the porch?

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