Gainesville Daily Register

Book Club reviews "Prayers For Sale"
Austib College to present 'Ral Portraits'
SHERMAN — The Austin College Department of Art and Art History is hosting an exhibit by one of its own
Sherman Players open season with Patsy Cline
Friday evening, members of the Sherman Community Players’ will open their new 2009-2010 season with the country western musical “Always, Patsy Cline” written by Ted Swindley.
"Imagination Movers" gets kids up and dancing
The House of Mouse’s release “Imagination Movers: Warehouse Mouse Edition” brought mixed reactions from my 4-year-old daughter Clare, 9-year-old son Josiah, and a little bit of eye rolling and parental perspective from me.
Walt Disney Studio Home Entertainment Division had released “Imagination Movers Warehouse Mouse Edition to video retail and rental outlets in early May.
Scott, Smitty, Dave and Rich, the “Imagination Movers,” are a lot of fun to watch. The colorful set, constant motion, and energetic music make it a shoo-in for the preschool set. The guys genuinely seem to be enjoying themselves, and I’m pretty sure the kids can sense it. This is not one of the best educational films, but it is truly entertaining and will get children up and dancing. While geared for younger children, our oldest son generally didn’t mind watching the film from time to time.
Actors get “catty” for upcoming play at North Central Texas College
The stage at North Central Texas College has been transformed from a blank scene into what could be imagined as an inky alleyway where the cast and crew of the musical Cats prowl the ways of the theater and prepare themselves for the opening night of the show on Friday, June 19.
Karma Police is a satisfying game of turn about
Karma Police will probably not come to your local cineplex. But it is definitely worth searching out, finding and buying. One can find it at most national video rental shops, or online at most major outlets.
I have to admit, I kinda-sorta wish there were a group like the Karma Police — I would love knowing that not only would I get my reward — or punishment — after I died, but I would get it now.
Underworld DVD set satisfies fans of vampire/werewolf tales
This Tuesday (Jan. 13) Sony re-releases Underworld and Underworld Evolution as a double feature set timed with the theatrical release of the third of the franchise, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans.
This franchise is more than just a horror series, it’s an adventure, a romance and a rewritting and interweaving of the lycanthrope (werewolf) and vampire stories told throughout the centuries — as far back as early Greece according to “Fangs vs. Fiction” one of the special features with the first release, Underworld. This is an action/adventure film that happens to feature vampires and werewolves. But still, it grew on me — I liked it.
'Lazarus' DVD is surprisingly entertaining
The Lazarus Project was released by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Oct. 21. It’s a worthwhil watch and a movie that can stand multiple viewings. I recommend this for your library.
“The Lazarus Project” aka “The Heaven Project” is one of those straight-to-DVD releases, which was above the norm for direct to video.
After viewing it, I felt this was a lot better than some other theatrical and cinematic releases that were pure drivel.
Ben Garvey (Paul Walker) has a loving wife, Lisa (Piper Perabo) and darling daughter, Kate. He made a mistake in his past, but he’s gotten over it and is leading a clean life.
'Princess of Wands' begs for a sequel

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