Model Behavior
In the midst of N’SYNC mania (don’t you dare even mention the Backstreet Boys), Justin Timberlake made many young girls’ dreams come true when h starred in Model Behavior. Not only did it feature the biggest heartthrob of the time (though unfortunately he wasn’t sporting the frosted tips) but it involved a scenario usually reserved for Mary Kate and Ashley, in which a normal girl switches lives with a model and gets to date Timberlake. Kathie Lee Gifford also appears, pretty randomly, as the model’s mother. A sequel would only work if Timberlake came back, especially since he went from boy band cutie to legitimate superstar. Since Kathie Lee is busy drinking with Hoda, maybe Kelly Ripa can take her place. As for the girls who switch places, Lindsay Lohan has some experience in that area and her recent attempt at a comeback wasn’t exactly a success.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection
We give a hearty “Cowabunga dudes!” to the arrival of this nostalgia-loaded set, which offers all 10 seasons of the ’80s TMNT animated series housed inside in the pizza-loving mutant reptiles’ party van, along with bonus features like bonus episodes and featurettes.
Price: $99.98
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
Great Good Guys: Conan, John Matrix (Commando) and John Kimble (Kindergarten Cop)
Bad Guy: Mr. Freeze (Batman & Robin)
Sure, Schwarzenegger established his bad guy bona fides in the original Terminator back in the beginning of his career. But that evil mojo was long spent by the time he painted his skin blue and dressed up as what appears to be a walking refrigerator to battle George Clooney’s Batman. The result is an even bigger debacle than Last Action Hero and Jingle All the Way combined. Although, it must be said that only a true evildoer would deliver some of the stone cold one-liners (“The chilling sound of your doom,” anyone?) that Freeze unleashes throughout the movie.
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