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	june 7 2002 blackfilm.com reviews film bad company
		Bad Company is a fun-watching movie that doesn’t work because the chemistry between the two leads is so distant.
		It seems that Hollywood believes that a film can be made into a hit if there were enough elements to bring in different types of crowds.
		As in most Bruckheimer films, there is plenty of action filled scenes to overcome the lame script.
	www.blackfilm.com /20020607/reviews/film-badcompany.shtml (500 words)

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		Bad Company has its funny moments and is worth renting if you’re out of choices and need to kill some...
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	God of Filmmaking Joel Schumacher Director of The Wiz, Bad Company, 8MM
		Bad Company (2002) When a government agent is killed in duty, they pick up his ignorant twin brother to finish the job.
		It's about a man with a dream; a dream to start a cab company in the heart of Washington D.C. just another movie on the long list of silly 80’s comedies that targeted adults, but is more interesting to kids.
		Overall, he’s had a very respectable career that shouldn’t be forgotten because of a few bad apples.
	www.ambidextrouspics.com /html/joel_schumacher.html (1963 words)

	Studio shoots down ‘Phone Booth’ - Columbia Chronicle Online - October 28, 2002
		Another film deferred in the aftermath of last fall’s attacks was the Joel Schumacher release Bad Company, in which a duo of U.S. agents (Chris Rock and Anthony Hopkins) are faced with keeping a nuclear bomb out of the hands of terrorists in New York City.
		That’s the same case for films delayed after Sept. 11 and this month’s sniper: Nuclear warheads on planes and gunmen bent on killing the innocuous are simply in bad taste in general, according to Shary.
		Elsewhere in the film industry, the effects of the sniper in Washington D.C. are muted.
	www.ccchronicle.com /back/2002_fall/2002-10-28/arts5.html (883 words)

	Biographies: Latter-day Saint and/or Utah Film Personalities: L
		(2000) at the Grand Theatre (2000), The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Pioneer Theatre Company, 2000), Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Pioneer Theatre Company, 2000) and Phantom (Pioneer Theatre Company, 2002).
		Played "Heather" on the TV series "Big Bad Beetleborgs" in 1996 (and in 1997, when it was called "Beetleborgs Metallix." Regular role on MTV's "Undressed" as "Lisa" in 2001 (4th season).
		Lindbeck and Rhett Fernsten were credited as the rigging gaffers on the big budget Church-produced 70mm film "Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd" (2000).
	www.ldsfilm.com /bio/bioL2.html (5975 words)

	Bad Company (movie) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bad Company is also a Touchstone Home Entertainment film directed by Joel Schumacher and released in 2002.
		The film has been decried as misogynistic for its callous brutality towards women, but the main point of contention among viewers is whether or not its stylish yet totally soulless attitude is a good thing or a bad thing.
		Bad Company ( 1995), movie with Laurence Fishburne and Ellen Barkin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bad_Company_(movie) (5975 words)

	Bad Company (2002)
		' Ironically, the new title "Bad Company," is also the name of a 1995 film starring Laurence Fishburne, Frank Langella and Ellen Barkin, among others.
		Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for Bad Company (2002)
		Goofs: Continuity: Hayes and Oakes run their car into a tree, completely smashing the right side of the car.
	us.imdb.com /Title?0280486 (5975 words)

	SacTicket // Movie News
		Some films are held back because of the bad timing involved (such as "Big Trouble," "Bad Company" and "Collateral Damage," all of which contained elements that related them directly to the Sept. 11 tragedy), while other films are delayed because they are simply bad ("The Adventures of Pluto Nash").
		But, as the filming went on and on, the movie's release was changed to July 2002.
		Movie history is spotted with titles that went before the cameras with high expectations, only to become mired in expensive delays and the kind of sensational, negative company-town buzz and gossip that always seem to attend such situations.
	www.sacticket.com /static/movies/news/1215gangs.html (5975 words)

	The Tracker (2002) dir. Rolf de Heer
		David Gulpilil's collaboration to date with Rolf De Heer is as lead actor in the role of THE TRACKER for the film The Tracker (2002).
		Rolf De Heer has written and directed a number of films, both before and after The Tracker's release in 2002.
		Ian Jones has collaborated with Rolf De Heer as the cinematographer for The Tracker (2002); Alexandra's Project (2003); Bad Boy Bubby (1993).
	wwwmcc.murdoch.edu.au /ReadingRoom/film/dbase/2003/tracker.htm (4559 words)

	Movie (Metro Times Detroit)
		Daniels (who also wrote the film) plays Fred Barlow, a salesman for Super Sucker, a vacuum cleaner company he has adored all his life.
		Super Sucker won the Audience Award for Best Feature at the 2002 US Comedy Arts Festival, which leads me to believe that 2002 was not a very funny year.
		This is juvenile stuff (not a bad thing) and Super Sucker makes no bones about its meaning or pedigree (also not a bad thing), but there are only so many times you can watch a woman masturbate with a vacuum cleaner before the humor gets flat.
	www.metrotimes.com /editorial/review.asp?id=72893 (4559 words)

	Vivek Oberoi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Oberoi's big break came when noted filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma offered him a role in his gangster flick, Company (2002).
		Oberoi's immaculate performance in Company - in which he starred opposite Bollywood Big Bad Boy Ajay Devgan, Miss Bolly Manisha Koirala and the granddaddy of Malayalam Cinema, Mohanlal - was more than enough to get the media singing Oberoi's praises.
		September 3, 1976), is a Bollywood film actor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vivek_Oberoi (434 words)

	TV comedian John Ritter dies of heart problem
		Ritter won popularity among independent film directors in recent years and appeared in films including ``Tadpole'' in 2002, and the new feature ``Manhood.'' He appears alongside Billy Bob Thornton in the scheduled November release from Miramax ``Bad Santa.''
		LOS ANGELES -- John Ritter, whose portrayal of the bumbling but lovable Jack Tripper helped make the madcap comedy series ``Three's Company'' a smash hit in the 1970s, died of a heart problem after falling ill on the set of his new TV sitcom.
		ABC released a statement saying: ``All of us at ABC, Touchstone Television and The Walt Disney Company are shocked and heartbroken at the terrible news of John's passing.
	www.freep.com /news/latestnews/pm16282_20030912.htm (434 words)

	Disney Movie Classics :: Nowhere in Africa (German with English Subtitles)
		Comment: You can judge a film by the company it keeps, and amazon's always spot-on recommending technology tells me that fans of 'Nowhere in Africa' are also interested in the following current releases: Hotel Rwanda; A Very Long Engagement; Bad Education; and Million Dollar Baby.
		Since I've seen and am enthusiatic about each of those, I'd like to suggest that fans of any of those films check out 'Nowhere in Africa,' which is richly deserving of its 2002 Academy Award for best foreign language film.
		What I got out of the movie has nothing to do with being Jewish, Nazism or Africa--there is a whole other dimension to the film that has deeply affected me, even if one could have theoretically removed all those elements.
	hupsu.net /disney-movie-classics/Nowhere_in_Africa_(German_with_English_Subtitles)-B0000AUHQG.html (434 words)

	God of Filmmaking Joel Schumacher Director of The Wiz, Bad Company, 8MM
		Bad Company (2002) When a government agent is killed in duty, they pick up his ignorant twin brother to finish the job.
		Schumacher said in an interview that he likes to challenge himself with projects that are in genres that he hasn’t worked in before and that is why he signed on for this film, this project being a tear jerker.
		Schumacher later said that that is the only part of the project that really disturbed him.
	www.ambidextrouspics.com /html/joel_schumacher.html (1963 words)

	As I See It - 3/04/2003: Wrestling returns to the ECW Arena: XPW evicted...CZW returns
		Further, the renovations that XPW had outlined as a reason they were not to be running for the next two months included plans for storage areas for the adult film company, Extreme Associates.
		From the beginning, XPW attempted to position itself as the proverbial 900 pound bad-ass gorilla with lots of money; that would (in the words of Shane Douglas) outdraw the "bottom feeders" that supposedly populated Philadelphia's independent wrestling scene.
		This continued the XPW tradition of not delivering what was promised, as seen in detail in my August 18, 2002 AS I SEE IT column found here.
	www.pwbts.com /columns/b030403.html (1963 words)

	Boston.com / Business / Caterpillar, Disney settle trademark suit
		The lawsuit also maintained that the movie could cast Caterpillar in a bad light among young viewers, harming a children's product line that reported sales of $850 million in 2002.
		The Peoria, Ill.-based manufacturer filed the lawsuit last fall, alleging that the live-animated sequel "George of the Jungle 2" tarnished Caterpillar's reputation because its trademark yellow earth-moving equipment is linked to the film's villains.
		Scenes that show an "evil attacking army" using Caterpillar bulldozers to attack George's jungle home leave a wrong impression about the company's environmental views, the lawsuit alleged.
	www.boston.com /business/articles/2004/03/11/caterpillar_disney_settle_trademark_suit (1963 words)

	Kerry Washington
		Washington has also been seen in Bad Company (2002) starring Chris Rock and Sir Anthony Hopkins; The Human Stain (2003) opposite Nicole Kidman and Hopkins; The United States of Leland (2003) with Ryan Gosling and Kevin Spacey; and Ray (2005) starring Jamie Foxx.
		Her feature debut was a lead role in the award-winning indie film, Our Song (2000).
		Engaged to actor David Moscow, in her spare time, Kerry is an active supporter of the Creative Coalition, a group dedicated to raising awareness of First Amendment Rights and support of arts in education and a new program called Adopt-A-Classroom in New York City.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=9074 (148 words)

	Korean Film Newsletter #15
		Kim Ki-duk's Bad Guy was named winner of the Grand Prix at the 2002 Fukuoka Asian Film Festival held in Japan (not to be confused with the Focus on Asia: Fukuoka International Film Festival held in September).
		The decision was upheld a second time by the board on August 27 after the film's production company May Film re-applied for a rating.
		The decision to submit Oasis was made on October 21 by a seven-member committee appointed by the Korean Film Commission (KOFIC).
	koreanfilm.org /news15.html (148 words)

	Anime Digital
		Anime fans in Manchester and Edinburgh can now see a great selection of Ghibli films in 2002, for more information please read the relevant details for Edinburgh and Manchester.
		More news for you as always, and even a Job posting for Revolver Entertainment in the UK who require an Anime Label Manager, which is not bad if you want to work for another company.
		US fans near Hollywood, should head over to the Egyptian Theater to catch some truly brilliant anime, including Ghibli's latest offering, The Cat Returns a nice little film worth watching.
	www.digital.anime.org.uk (2169 words)

	007's new BMW Z-8
		The company slowly built up its automotive base in America during the 1960's and 1970's with the introduction of the legendary 2002 and 3.0 series; the first generation 3, 5, and 7-series cars bowed in the late 70's.
		The Z8 is clearly aiming to be the ultimate "Ultimate Driving Machine," and there s no better way to introduce a car to the public than with a James Bond film.
		Whether that s a good or bad thing is up to the reader; whatever one s opinion may be of BMWs in general, the newest Bond car - the BMW Z8 - is a true supercar, and is sure to impress automotive enthusiasts the world over.
	www.hmss.com /z8 (2169 words)

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