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But, he told me, no one, not even a raccoon, can keep their appetite while listening to country western. I know that some of my children like country western music, and, perhaps, my neighbor had a few prejudices, but I decided it was worth a try.
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Since we don't have any air conditioning, we have to leave the windows cracked open so that we can sleep. The cool night breeze is pleasant, except when it brings country music floating in with it. Besides, if it stopped them at all, it was only for a short time. Nonetheless, my corn continued to disappear along with my sleep. When I listen to it, I tend to lose my appetite, and I thought it might be easier to sleep through. It was actually worse. It would be playing along, and I would just be drowsing off to sleep, when someone would start bellowing like a bull, and I'd pop to alert, never able to sleep again.
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They ate less and tore up more. I think it irritated them. I think it irritated someone else, too, because it suddenly went quiet in the middle of the night, and, the next morning, my old radio looked like it had been smashed with a baseball bat. August 17 - Dear Diary, it is that time of year again when the leaves are turning red, and everyone is working at a hurried pace, trying to get their harvest in. My corn is just starting to show signs of ripening. My neighbor didn't plant any corn. I can't wait for that first ear, dripping in butter and salt. I can't write anymore because it's making me hungry.
They had taken everything that was ripe, about two dozen ears. I have plenty more, so I'm not worried, but I plan to put an end to it. Some of my neighbors have been complaining that their corn patches have been hit, and they have lost every ear. I can't believe they'd be so mean.
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They are such cute little animals. We had a mother raccoon come to our house to eat cat food out of our cat dish. She called in a purring sound for her babies to join her. It was so cute. I could never hurt one. There are better ways. August 21 - I went to the farm and ranch store, and bought an electric fence charger, some wire, and some posts with insulators. The girl at the checkout asked if I was having trouble with cows or a horses or something. I think she figured I was planning on corralling them and branding them, or something.
I'm still not sure she believed me when I said it was to keep them out of my corn. August 22 - I lost some more corn last night before I got my fence up. I spent all day today putting it up, clearing around the corn, planting posts and all. My neighbor came to see what I was doing. You know, it's cheaper to just buy corn, he said. Johnson stars as a conservative movie star who gets caught in a sprawling sci-fi conspiracy, but the film isn't funny, it's not insightful, and even the craziest moments don't feel crazy enough.
If you ever wonder what it would look like if Neil Breen remade "Wild Palms," well, you have very specific tastes, but this is the movie for you. And probably only you. Johnson takes over the David Hasselhoff role in "Baywatch," a comedy adaptation of a TV series that probably didn't know it was funny. That's not a bad idea, and Johnson occasionally makes the most of it, but the film's grotesque sense of humor and lazy stereotyping undermines any attempt it makes at cleverness.
Believe or not, "Baywatch" deserved better. The true story of the biggest cash heist in American history isn't nearly as interesting as you might think. In this competent but unremarkable drama, Liam Hemsworth and Michael Angarano pull off the crime, while Johnson takes a thankless supporting role as the cop hunting them down, who has no personality traits to speak of.
There's a reason most people don't know this movie exists. It's for Dwayne Johnson die-hards only. An alien lands in an idyllic s suburb, but the twist is, the "alien" is a human being, and the townsfolk overtaken by paranoia are green-skinned creatures from another planet.
Johnson stars as the human astronaut, and he seems to be having a good time, but this harmless, humdrum animated comedy never demonstrates any imagination beyond its premise, and there's nary a laugh to be found. Everyone seems to have only shown up to collect their paycheck, but "Journey 2" does have one of Johnson's most iconic on-screen moments: "The Pec-Pop of Love," in which he bounces a berry off of his chest and into the audience, utilizing the full power of 3-D. In this generic movie reboot of one of the funniest TV shows of all time, Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway take center stage, Alan Arkin gets most of the best lines, and Johnson gets trapped as the fourth lead, sitting out most of the second act.
Everyone's reasonably charming in "Get Smart," but the film only has a handful of laugh-out-loud jokes, and Johnson isn't used very well when he's used at all. This remake of the Disney classic "Escape to Witch Mountain" stars Johnson as a cab driver who gets pulled into a sci-fi adventure and escorts two alien children back to their U. It sounds like a good idea, but the film is so perfunctory in its storytelling that Johnson's character quickly gets taken for granted.
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He has no reason to be in most of this movie, and almost no reason to care about what happens in it. So the audience has no reason to care either, even though objectively it's kinda nifty. The long-awaited sequel to "Get Shorty" was not, sadly, worth the wait. Chili Palmer John Travolta goes into the music industry, and criminal shenanigans ensue. It's an overstuffed comedy, with too many characters who have too little to do, but Johnson steals every scene he's in as a lovable gay musician and actor who makes ends meet as a hired goon.
It's a mess, but Johnson almost almost makes it work. Another remake of a s genre film, "Walking Tall" stars Johnson as a soldier returning home to his small town, only to discover that criminal corruption runs rampant. So he runs for Sheriff and becomes corrupt himself, but he's only corrupt in order to stop the BAD corruption, so it's The politics are questionable at best , but as a lo-fi vigilante thriller, it's reasonably entertaining, and Johnson makes a fine lead.
Johnson plays a selfish football player who finds out he has a daughter, and that he has to take care of her all by himself, in this harmless, middle-of-the-road family comedy. Johnson eventually learns a valuable lesson about parenting, obviously, and of course he winds up wearing a tutu because, for a few years there, filmmakers thought putting him in a tutu was the funniest thing ever.
Fortunately, Johnson and his young co-star Madison Pettis are very likable together and make this very familiar formula work about as well as anyone could hope. George Tillman Jr. However, it's worth sitting through the dour parts to see this film's impressive supporting cast -- including Billy Bob Thornton, Moon Bloodgood, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Carla Gugino and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje -- play some extremely pulpy characters. The "Big One" finally hits California, and only Johnson can save the day.
Well, kind of. Johnson plays a rescue helicopter pilot who abandons his job and steals a chopper to save his own small family, presumably at the cost of many, many others. That's not to say his motivation isn't understandable, but it's just one of many things in this movie that fall apart under the mildest scrutiny. Even so, "San Andreas" clearly wasn't made to tell a brilliant story, and as a cheesy spectacle, it gets the job reasonably well done.
Of the two movies that put Johnson in a tutu, "Tooth Fairy" is easily the better one. It's a preposterous fantasy in which Johnson tells a little kid that the Tooth Fairy isn't real and then gets sentenced by actual tooth fairies to do their job.