Word: kids
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...dead. The burned body they discovered was only assumed to be his. So the woman will be waiting for him, and she will want to stay clear of strangers. Second, her husband was a well-known leader. She probably fears for her life. You would be looking for the kid forever...
...those tickets; this core audience tends to be in the 12-to-24 age group; the young attend more movies in the months between Memorial Day and Labor Day, and so Hollywood serves up its big youth-oriented movies in that period. Says Frank Price, president of Columbia Pictures: "Kid pictures always do well in the summer. By fall everyone will wonder, 'What happened to the boom?'' Even in the box-office heat wave, Price must be wondering; his studio's Annie, released May 21, keeps waiting for tomorrow (and tomorrow and tomorrow) to recoup...
...first child. Bell proceeded to tell his class about the delivery, in which he had participated by "coaching" his wife through labor. He spoke of his tremendous joy at the birth, and of the pride he felt in being a part of his wife's achievement. "Having a kid is just great," the professor gushed. "You should all try it sometime, too." Bell's surprised audience broke into loud applause...
...artificial high. For an adventure, there is very little plot and not much character development. Like Spislberg's first blockbuster, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the story is strung along by special effects and cute tricks. The scenes designed to choice you up accomplish their end because the kid is so charming, not because you really care about what happens...
...With his kid-clad in an Izod shirt, topaiders and braces-tugging on his sleeve, Abbie Hoffman, graying and balding, stood in the forum at the Institute of Politics and chatted about his latest cause: nuclear waste...