Today is the last day to vote for UNDER THE SEA at http://www.offtherollcontest.com/main/G ... ntryId=28.

Please find as many spare emails as you can and send this around the world a couple of time to ensure that K gets into the finals.

Thanks for all your support and see you in the dark.

Joey Cruz

Cop Out starring Tracy Morgan, oh, and Bruce Willis.

Willis had a very small supporting role in the film even though the case revolved around him. Not much dialogue placed him as straight man for Tracey Morgan, who wasn't funny at all. Morgan's redeeming gig of late has been Scare Tactics on SyFy.

Cop Out was very predictable and tried, in vain, to be a new generation Beverly Hills Cop (with just as old generation actors), even down to the synthesizer track in the action sequences.

Bruce didn't have to be McClane, which he's rumored to be looking into again, but Bruce is known to just have that bad-ass-atude presence. He should have been able to carry the Kevin Smith directed film in humor and action.

With nothing to upend it's debut this weekend, Cop Out won't crack Val Day, Shutter Island and Avatar and should wait for you to rent it.

Joey Cruz

FREE COP OUT MOVIE TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT PLAY N TRADE ON SATURDAY FEB 20 2010.

THE SCREENING FOR 'COP OUT', STARRING BRUCE WILLIS AND TRACEY MORGAN,IS MONDAY FEBRUARY 22ND AT 7:30 P.M.

PLAY N TRADE IS LOCATED AT 3721 LAKE EMMA ROAD, LAKE MARY, FL.


JOEY

No, they don't give you a free Valentine's Day, you gotta come up with your own way not to blow the day (o:

FREE SCREENING TICKETS FOR VALENTINE'S DAY (the movie) will be available on SATURDAY, FEB. 6th at PLAY N TRADE LAKE MARY from Open until they run-out.

While you're there, make sure you check-out Bayonetta, Mass Effect 2 and Divinity II! You can try any of them before you buy it right there on the big screen. Bayonetta is awesome and will be a vital part of my recovery (o:

The Valentine's Day screening will be on MONDAY FEB. 8th at 7:30 pm at the REGAL WINTER PARK theater.

Be sure to gather all of your friends and vote for Kit's UNDER THE SEA Sculpture at http://www.offtherollcontest.com/main/G ... ntryId=28.
Your votes may well help RavenLoches Entertainment provide a bright future for a starving artist!

Our own RavenLoches Entertainment staff member is enrolled in THE OFF THE ROLL CONTEST is still in full swing and we need your votes and your help. Find as many folks as you can and have them vote for UNDER THE SEA with as many email accounts as they can find. One vote per email but use lots of email addy's. (o:

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Movie Reviews This week:

THE BOOK OF ELI (In Theaters Now)

Starring Denzel Washington, the world has been decimated by "The Big Flash) that makes survival the only thing that matters In order to exist, things like water, shoes, and things like moist towelettes are a tradable commodity. Those who survived may not retain the right to be called humanity.

Eli (Denzel Washington) has been compelled for 30 years to cross the wasteland of the country to deliver his sacred package to a final resting place. Eli must protect his valuable parcel with life and limb which is the cost of any who attempt to prey upon him.
Gary Oldman is Carnegie, a "town gentlemen" who has an affinity for books. Once Eli passes through Carnegie's town and it's discovered that Eli may be carrying a powerful book, Carnegie has to have it. Wonderful choreography and some true scenes of wet-work make this action fare not for the squeamish.

The pacing of the film had me worried until Mila Kunis (as Solara) decided that with Eli, there could be a way to freedom. He travels alone but she won't let him. They banter quite well and there are many foreshadowing's in their dialogue.
The price life and beliefs has been purchased many times over in life and blood. Slow at times and predictable in others, BOOK OF ELI is an entertaining film with big names playing unfamiliar characters. All in all, it's a good show and leaves hope with you even in the bleak circumstance.

Just don't touch Eli with that hand again, I promise you, you won't get it back.

RAVENLOCHES ENTERTAINMENT RATING - B