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The Everyday Low Carb Slow Cooker Cookbook Over 120 Delicious Low Carb Recipes That Cook Themselves

The Everyday Low Carb Slow Cooker Cookbook Over 120 Delicious Low Carb Recipes That Cook Themselves

We all love to eat good, home-cooked meals, but with our busy lifestyles, who has the time or energy to make them anymore? Now, in The Everyday Low-Carb Slow Cooker Cookbook, authors Kitty Broihier and Kimberly Mayone offer you a way to cook hearty, delicious low-carb meals from scratch everyday

Mr Brooks

Mr Brooks

Kevin Costner as a warped serial killer, a pillar of the community whose dark side is embodied by an on-screen William Hurt? You have to admit, it sounds intriguing, right? Mr. Brooks is the vehicle for this unsavory story, and it turns out to be a lot less kicky than it sounds. Mr. Brooks is a Portland, Oregon tycoon and philanthropist whose “addiction” to murder is suddenly re-surfacing–with plenty of help from his sneering alter ego, who generally sits in the back of the car, goading Mr. Brooks on. (The other characters can’t see William Hurt in all this, of course.) The unbelievably convoluted plot has Mr. Brooks confronted by a blackmailer (comedian Dane Cook) who has a surprising twist on things, and trailed by a cop (Demi Moore) who comes equipped with her own set of professional and marital woes. As if that weren’t enough, when Brooks’s daughter (Danielle Panabaker) comes home, it becomes clear that some traits run in the family.

The scenes with Costner and Hurt are the best stuff in the film, even if director Bruce Evans can’t figure out how to play fair visualizing their presence to others. But the script, which among other whoppers make Demi Moore’s character a millionaire, is just too unbelievable to stomach. If William Hurt’s character provided a running commentary for this movie, there wouldn’t be anything left after he got through mocking it. –Robert Horton

The Cast of Mr. Brooks

Kevin Costner	William Hurt	Demi Moore
Dane Cook	Marg Helgenberger	Danielle Panabaker

Beyond Mr. Brooks

Mr. Brooks on Blu-Ray

Mr. Brooks: Music From The Motion Picture

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Stills from Mr. Brooks

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars MR. BROOKS AND DANE COOK IN ONE FOR THE BOOKS! 3 3/4 STARS!
‘Mr. Brooks’ is an interesting entry in the serial killer genre, but the film is a bit long and seems a little contrived at times. While I found this inside look into the killer’s mind engrossing, some scenes seemed out of place and over the top. It’s almost like your watching two different movies spliced together. Over all it’s a good crime drama if a bit predictable, with a good cast that’s a little different than your average serial killer film.

1 Star Sooooooooo BORING!
Please, someone wake me when this is over! But no one did, I fell asleep and woke up sometime after the movie. I tried to re-watch it, but this movie was just way too BORING. Yes, I understand the director was taking an “intellectual” spin on the whole serial killer genre, but I think I’ve just reached my limit to the whole genre of serial killer movies. People that kill other people for sport, revenge, or because they are mentally unstable are just not all that interesting. There is no exception here. And when there was “action” it seemed so out of place with the main plot which was much slower and methodical.

5 Stars Sewing Freak
This was a good but creepy movie. Kevin Costner takes on a new character role. I am a huge Kevin Costner fan and was very interested in seeing what he did in this movie.

4 Stars not bad
not bad quality, though it froze on chapter 23. cleaned it then fine. got it fast

5 Stars Best of the post-Lechter serial killer movies
This is one very entertaining film. The running dialog between Earl & Marshall are just brilliant, helped enormously by superb performances by Costner & Hurt, two of the very best actors alive. No question the plot is twisty but the twists work in a very classic Thomas Harris influenced style & pace. And the pace of this movie never lets up. BTW, I’m a photographer & I have to say the cinematography is outstanding.

A very well-made & highly entertaining film! Wish there were more like it.

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Canvas Print Chef and a Pair of Lobsters 36 x 24

Canvas Print Chef and a Pair of Lobsters 36 x 24

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