Clips

Crosswalk editor Stephen McGarvey encountered technical difficulties in his screening, so it's a good thing he has his trusty colleague Shawn McEvoy on hand to discuss this summer's surprise hit. Guardians of the Galaxy, based on a lesser-known Marvel comic, fills the screen with action, humor, and music while showing how a cast of rough-and-tumble criminal types can discover that doing good actually suits them quite well.

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Crosswalk editors Stephen McGarvey and Debbie Holloway discuss Luc Besson's new movie "Lucy," a sci-fi action flick that explores what humanity would look like if we could ever reach our full intellectual potential.

REMI WINNER: 47th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2014.

REMI WINNER: 47th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2014.

REMI WINNER: 47th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2014.

REMI WINNER: 47th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2014.

REMI WINNER: 47th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival 2014.

Crosswalk's Stephen McGarvey and Shawn McEvoy review Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the sequel to the prequel to the famous original. Does the film deserve all the attention it's getting from critics and audiences, or is it just another boilerplate blockbuster?

Relativity Media's Earth to Echo appears to be a mishmash of E.T., The Goonies, Super 8 and other films. Crosswalk's Stephen McGarvey and Shawn McEvoy tell us if there's any originality or value, or if it's all been done before.

Starring Burt Lancaster, Irene Pappas and Anthony Quayle.
Ultra rare theatrical version of the television miniseries that was edited down for release in movie houses across Asia and South America - a gritty and realistic Biblical epic. With a literate script by novelist Anthony Burgess (A Clockwork Orange) features an outstanding performance by Burt Lancaster as a mournful and heavily burdened Moses.

Starring Burt Lancaster, Irene Pappas and Anthony Quayle.
Ultra rare theatrical version of the television miniseries that was edited down for release in movie houses across Asia and South America - a gritty and realistic Biblical epic. With a literate script by novelist Anthony Burgess (A Clockwork Orange) features an outstanding performance by Burt Lancaster as a mournful and heavily burdened Moses.

Starring Burt Lancaster, Irene Pappas and Anthony Quayle.
Ultra rare theatrical version of the television miniseries that was edited down for release in movie houses across Asia and South America - a gritty and realistic Biblical epic. With a literate script by novelist Anthony Burgess (A Clockwork Orange) features an outstanding performance by Burt Lancaster as a mournful and heavily burdened Moses.

Starring Burt Lancaster, Irene Pappas and Anthony Quayle.
Ultra rare theatrical version of the television miniseries that was edited down for release in movie houses across Asia and South America - a gritty and realistic Biblical epic. With a literate script by novelist Anthony Burgess (A Clockwork Orange) features an outstanding performance by Burt Lancaster as a mournful and heavily burdened Moses.

Starring Burt Lancaster, Irene Pappas and Anthony Quayle.
Ultra rare theatrical version of the television miniseries that was edited down for release in movie houses across Asia and South America - a gritty and realistic Biblical epic. With a literate script by novelist Anthony Burgess (A Clockwork Orange) features an outstanding performance by Burt Lancaster as a mournful and heavily burdened Moses.

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David and Teesha discuss why they are passionate about performing incredible illusions for diverse audiences. Also, hear passionate testimonials from people who have been amazed by their captivating performances.

This is a video made by me for my Facebook event. We're going to see all three of these movies on the same day, August 1, 2014. Sounds like fun, right?

Four years after the original became a smash hit for Dreamworks, How to Train Your Dragon 2 arrives. As animated sequels go, it more than justifies its own existence. Crosswalk's Shawn McEvoy and Debbie Holloway explain why.

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