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Hapless Sid tries inviting famous one-time pal Elizabeth Banks to his college reunion. Nothing goes to plan – but the film retains real warmth

What are the cons and pros of arbitration agreements? Employers in California will want to consider the pros and cons of arbitration agreements should an employer-friendly decision be issued in that case, rather than rush to implement them.

MICHAEL S. KUN is a Member of the Firm in the Labor and Employment practice, in the firm's Los Angeles office. He is the national Chairperson of the firm's Wage and Hour practice group.

MICHAEL S. KUN is a Member of the Firm in the Labor and Employment practice, in the firm's Los Angeles office. He is the national Chairperson of the firm's Wage and Hour practice group.

Tony Hall stars in this sweet, good-natured, Canadian-made comedy Author of the article: Chris Knight Publishing date: May 06, 2021  •  1 day ago  •  2 minute read  •  "No, you the man!" Tony Hale plays sad sack Sid Straw in Eat Wheaties! Photo by levelFILM /Screen Media Films Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content First, a wor...

WRATH OF MAN: 3.5 STARS “Wrath of Man,” a remake of Nicolas Boukhrief’s 2004 French film “Le Convoyeur,” is a revenge heist flick that sees director Guy Ritchie reunited with his trademarked tricky storytelling style, Jason Statham, and the ruthless violence that made his early movies such eye poppers. Statham plays “’H’, like in bomb,” a man of few words with a mysterious past – big surprise there. They should call him Gazpacho because he is the coolest of cool cucumbers...

What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend: May 7-9 Including Almodovars English-language debut, Eat Wheaties! and season 3 of The Girlfriend Experience By Norman Wilner and Kevin Ritchie May 7, 2021 The Human Voice (Pedro Almodóvar) Spanish director Almodóvar’s English-language debut is a short film that strips the hallmarks of his oeuvre down to a few core elements: a high-strung woman engages in high drama while clad in high fashion. Based on Jean Cocteau’s monodrama of th...

The unappealingly named comedy “Eat Wheaties!” is a tedious exercise in patience that, like a bowl of soggy cereal, I would not recommend to anyone. The movie wastes the comedic potential of so many actors with a cautionary tale about celebrity worship and social media addiction centered on a character too oblivious to realize he’s in the wrong but too brazen in his lack of boundaries.  Written and directed by Scott Abramovitch, “Eat Wheaties!” follows the hapless misadventures of Si...

The new film ‘Eat Wheaties!’ has a host of Penn connections. Film still from “Eat Wheaties!” featuring Tony Hale. (Image: Courtesy of Screen Media) In the new feature film “Eat Wheaties!,” Tony Hale—best-known for his roles in “Arrested Development,” “Veep,” and “Toy Story 4”—stars as a Penn alum trying to organize a class reunion and reconnect with a special classmate. Hale and Producer/Director Scott Abramovitch chatted...

CST_ Screen Media presents a film written and directed by Scott Abramovitch, based on the book “The Locklear Letters” by Michael Kun. No MPAA rating. Running time: 88 minutes. Available Friday on demand. Not that Hale’s Sid Straw is exactly lacking in confidence; it’s just that his confidence is usually misplaced. He’s the kind of guy whose mere presence in the break room at work will have you doing a quick U-turn and hoping he didn’t spot you, the kind of guy who thinks it...