#Sydney Tamila Poitier

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New in September - Hallmark Movies Now

My One & Only (2019) Starring Pascale Hutton, Sam Page, and Stephen Huszar Hallmark Channel / Summer Nights

Season for Love (2018) Starring Autumn Reeser and Marc Blucas Hallmark Channel / Summer Nights

When Calls the Heart (2023) Season 10, Episodes 1 - 5 Starring Erin Kraków, Pascale Hutton, Jack Wagner, Kaven Smith, Chris McNally, Keven McGarry, Andrea Brooks, Amanda Wong, Kayla Wallace, Martin Cummins, Natasha Burnett, Viv Leacock, Loretta Walsh, Johannah Newmarch, Hrothgar Mathews, Ben Rosenbaum, Jaeda Lily Miller, Ava Grace Cooper, Vienna Leacock, Robert Wolf, Elias Leacock, and Stefanie von Pfetten Hallmark Channel

September 1

Carter (2018 - 2019) All episode of Season 1 and 2 Starring Jerry O'Connell, Sydney Tamila Poitier, and Kristian Brunn CTV Drama Channel & WGN America

September 7

When Calls the Heart Season 10, Episode 6 'The Heart of the Problem' Hallmark Channel

The Dancing Detective (2023) Starring Alley Chabert and Will Kemp Hallmark Movies & Mysteries

Curious Caterer: Grilling Season (2023) Starring Nikki DeLoach and Andrew Walker Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / #2 in the series

September 14

When Calls the Heart Season 10, Episode 7 'Best Laid Plans' Hallmark Channel

Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Something New (2023) Starring Skyler Samuels, Marilu Henner, Evan Roderick, Hayley Sales, and Steve Bacic Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / #19 in the series

September 21

When Calls the Heart Season 10, Episode 8 'What Is and What Should Never Be' Hallmark Channel

Love in the Limelight (2022) Starring Alexa and Carlos PenaVega Hallmark Channel / Fall Into Love

September 28

When Calls the Heart Season 10, Episode 9 'Deep Water' Hallmark Channel

Carrot Cake Murder: A Hanna Swensen Mystery Starring Alison Sweeney, Cameron Mathison, Barbara Niven, and Gabriel Hogan Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / #2 in the series (or #7 in Murder She Baked series)

And more movies added every Thursday.

[kwebtv]

First Years  -  NBC  -  March 19, 2001 - April 2, 2001

Legal Drama (9 episodes - 6 unaired)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Mackenzie Astin as Warren Harrison

Ken Marino as Miles Lawton

Samantha Mathis as Anna Weller

Sydney Tamiia Poitier as Riley Kessler

James Roday as Edgar "Egg" Ross

Eric Schaeffer as Sam O'Donnell

Kevin Connolly as Joe

Bruce Winant as Bruce

[eyeliketwowatch]

Grindhouse: Planet Terror & Death Proof - Almost Overwhelming

Was one of the few people to see this one in the theater the year it came out. I had a long review written at Spout.com, but it seems to have disappeared into the bowels of the website, which is too bad, I'd have liked to have seen what I thought of it initially.

Anyhow, have revisited this one on DVD several times since, both in the 'extended editions' and in the 'original release' version.I seem to remember enjoying 'Planet Terror' less on the first viewing, but on subsequent viewings I have revised that opinion and it has gone up in my estimation over time.

I remember almost walking out of 'Death Proof' on my first viewing, but by the time the movie got 'on the road' I was hooked, and by the end of the film, I was praising it as the better of the two (and also launched a quest to see most of the 'car chase movies' that it is paying homage to in the years since).

Here's what I wrote on Spout after seeing it in the theater in '07: Well, me and the wife caught this at a matinee yesterday afternoon. As with Kill Bill, I have to say, Yes yes yes - I get it. I get it already. The over the top sleaze, the scratchy old prints, the missing reels, the B-list actors turning up in both halves of a double feature (and in some of the trailers). This is what happens when film directors skip Film School and spend their formative years working in video stores seeing every piece of crap on the shelves as 'gold in the rough'.

The trailers were hilarious, Werewolf Women of the SS, Don't, Machete, etc, but most of the double feature was pure tedium. Rodriguez's 'Planet Terror' had a few moments here and there but was so over-the-top with the splattering violence that it became tiresome to watch. Don't these guys remember the fact that those old movies they are paying homage to, almost always promised a lot more than they delivered? I almost would have prefered that Planet Terror were one of the trailers and we got to see 'Machete' instead (got my wish a few years later, based on the popularity of the trailer).

Tarantino's 'Death Proof' is what I came for, and it also nearly drove me out of the theater, not from the violence, but from the sheer boredom of the first 20 minutes of the film. But once it started revving its engines, it was worth the wait. A fun classic car demolition fest that makes the 3 hour torture worth it. Here's a capsule review I wrote on Facebook on a more recent DVD viewing: First the 'Grindhouse' double feature: I seem to be one of the few people who actually saw this in the theaters. A lot of fun, and the trailers are almost as good as the movies. 

Then the 'Death Proof: Special Edition': I have mixed feelings about the reissue of these as two separate movies. I do like the extended edition of the movie ('Death Proof' was my favorite of the two films, hands down), but there was something cool about the whole presentation of the original format. A wonderful homage to all those low budget car chase movies of the seventies. The first half is almost annoying as it meanders around, painstakingly introducing you to characters who won't really be around for the second half (almost a homage to Psycho, but Hitchcock had the good sense to keep it short). Then, about a third of the way through the movie, Kurt Russell gives the audience a wink as if to say "Ok, hang on to your hats, because here's where the movie really begins". Amazing stunt work by Zoe Bell in the second half, and a great car chase to rival any of those in the 'classics' of the genre. 

Then the 'Planet Terror: Special Edition':Didn't like it much on my first viewing, but it has since grown in my estimation on repeat viewings. Interesting how rather than using the scratches, skips and color distortions as a mere stylistic window dressing, he uses them to heighten the suspense during action and horror sequences.

First viewing: Trailers 3.5 stars Planet Terror 2.5 stars Death Proof 4 stars

Over Time: Trailers 2 stars Planet Terror 3.5 stars Death Proof 4 stars

Released 2007, First Viewing April 2007 with several revisits of both movies

[wilma-flintstones-mother]

DESPERATE TEENAGE LOVEDOLLS (1984) Hilary Rubens              with  Jennifer Schwartz  and  Janet Housden

DEATH TO SMOOCHY (2002) Catherine Keener with                                Edward Norton and Robin Williams

Small Encyclopedia of Revered Cult Films 23

DEATH PROOF (GRINDHOUSE) (2006) (X2) ; DEATH IN VENICE (1971) ; DEATH RACE 2000 (1975) ; DEADLY FRIEND (1995) ; DEEP THROAT (1972) ; DELICATESSEN (1991) ; DEMONS (DEMONI) (1985) ; DESPERATE LIVING (1977) (X2) ; DESPERATE TEENAGE LOVEDOLLS (1984)   and   DEATH TO SMOOCHY (2002) (X2)

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Sydney Tamila Poitier

[kwebtv]

Carter - Bravo (Can)  -  May 15, 2018 - Present

Comedy Drama (10 episodes to date)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Jerry O'Connell as Harley Carter

Sydney Tamiia Poitier as Detective Sam Shaw

Kristian Bruun as Dave Leigh

Brenda Kamino as Dot Yasuda

Varun Saranga as Junior Agent Vijay Gill

Matt Baram as Evidence Tech Wes Holm

Recurring

John Bourgeois as Police Chief Angus Pershing

Denis Akiyama as Koji Yasuda

Joanne Boland as Medical Examiner Nicole Walker

Sherry Miller as Mayor Grace Hamilton

[kwebtv]

Kristian Bruun, Jerry O'Connell and Sydney Tamiia Poitier in “Carter”

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Randy J. Goodwin, Sydney Tamiia Poitier, Kadeem Hardison, Tangie Ambrose and Sean O'Bryan in “Abby”.