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Jewish World Review June 22, 2004 / 3 Tamuz, 5764
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Around the World in Eighty Days bombed at the box office
last weekend. Disney never should have updated the Victorian era
fantasy. Audiences walked out when halfway through the picture, a
terrorist takes over the balloon and twists it into a poodle.
Hank Williams is profiled tonight in a PBS documentary
called Honky Tonk Blues. He was a songwriting wizard at combining
beautiful tunes with catchy lyrics about love gone wrong. Picture
Harry Potter turning a paper and pen into a twelve-ounce Coors.
Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11, out Friday, says President
Bush used September 11th to start an unnecessary war against Iraq.
Mideast film critics are raving. They say this is the most
romantic movie they have seen since When Harry Sold Sally.
The New York Post depicted Bill Clinton as a street-corner
prostitute in its editorial page cartoon on Friday. He can't sue
because he's a public figure. About the most he can do is threaten
to cancel his personal ads if he doesn't get a retraction.
John Kerry ended a week of campaigning on behalf of the less fortunate by going on vacation to Nantucket Island. That's more like it. John Kerry believes that to fight poverty, you have got to be willing to get in there and get your hands dirty.
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