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Well, Google has finally produced its own humorous Chuck Norris results. Found in the Knowledge Graph feature, located to the right of Google's main results, Google users are treated to a variety of "facts" about the television and movie actor, which are seemingly being pulled from the Chuck Norris Facts site.
Google is listing at least 10 "facts" about the "Walker, Texas Ranger" star:
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Nine Maui County high school graduating seniors received scholarships from the Wailea Community Association totaling $18,000.
A reception was held in their honor at Longhi's Restaurant in The Shops at Wailea on April 24.
The winners, their high schools and the colleges they will be attending in the fall follow: Mia Aina, Hana High, University of San Diego; Kaitlin Lopez, St. Anthony, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Sarina Kong, Kamehameha Schools Maui, Santa Clara University; Steffi Molina, Maui High, University of Washington; Maricar Daoang, Maui High, University of Hawaii at Manoa; Angelo Sanakli, Maui High, Syracuse University; Leslie Garo, Lahainaluna High, University of California, Irvine; Raeann Mukini, Maui High, University of Hawaii-Hilo; Michael Kikukawa, Molokai High, Harvard University.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Demand for U.S.-based bond funds showed signs of waning in the latest week, with investors pulling cash from investment-grade corporate debt funds at the fastest rate since March, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
Investors, who have feasted on high-quality corporate debt this year, have become more wary of a potential interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve before year-end that could cut bond values.
Corporate bond prices have leapt this year, with the widely traded iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF delivering more than 9 percent returns.
While recent withdrawals have been moderate compared to the strong inflows earlier this year, the data showed high-grade bond funds returned $666 million in cash to investors during the seven days through Oct. 12, the fastest rate of outflows in seven months.
So far this year, the funds have taken in $90 billion.
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Minutes from the Fed's most recent meeting in September showed several policymakers judged a rate hike would be warranted "relatively soon."
Overall, U.S.-based taxable bond funds posted $2.1 billion in withdrawals during the week, Lipper said.
High-yield junk bond funds had $72 million in withdrawals, and investors pulled $385 million from Treasury funds.
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Non-U.S. stock funds attracted $561 million and their first week of inflows since late August, Lipper said, even as funds focused on domestic shares posted $4 billion in outflows.
Emerging market stock funds took in $764 million, and Japanese equity funds added $106 million in their first week of inflows since July. Chinese stock funds took in $39 million in their ninth consecutive week of inflows, the data showed.
Lipper also said money-market funds posted $10.6 billion in withdrawals during the week, their second straight week of outflows. This came ahead of reforms, taking effect on Friday, that would force some funds to let their share prices float with the market.
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This is my kind of writing. I really enjoyed falling into this story. The descriptive language invited me into the great world of monster hunting. The characters were great and I loved the twists of your conventional fantasy figures. Listening to Oliver was incredible, he really brought the characters alive. His ability to give each their own distinctive voice brought everything alive. Way to go Larry and Oliver.
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I really wanted to enjoy this book. The premise was interesting and the narration was good. I had to put it down, however, because the author went out of his way to lay on the right-wing politics. It wasn't a big deal at first, but eventually it was occurring nearly every few minutes. I can understand giving a character certain beliefs and views, but when it's nearly the entire cast, done so blatantly...Look, in the end, if you don't mind heavy-handed political soapboxing, then this is an entertaining military fantasy. If you do, I suggest searching elsewhere.
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The overall writing and story was enjoyable. But I just cannot get into a story that has the protagonist so often getting pummeled into near death and utter submission, only to miraculously land a sucker-punch and turn the tables to save the day. How many times can your bones, joints, and connective tissue be torn, broken and shattered before the healing process reduces you to a limping arthritic old man before your time, especially in the midst of battle with creatures that are flat-out deadly when facing them at full health??? It just stretches the heroism-aspect to thin and places it on par with the metal-chair-to-the-face chicanery of professional wrestling. I expect more from my books... and the EPIC nature of EVERY encounter with the super-natural element would imply that the mortality/morbidity rate for the hunters would be just too high to ever maintain an actual hunting organization.
As for the narration, it was okay, with the exception of over-acting and zealous yelling of the narrator in times of stress. When will producers realize that most people listen with headsets and having someone yell directly into your ear is just not pleasing and yanks you right out of the fantasy. "macho-bravado" is not achieved by the volume of the voice but rather it's in the simple nuance of voice inflection.
"Well traveled genera.…New twists!"
I have just finished the 3rd book. Correia put together a good tale, some well traveled monster material, some new ideas…a good mix. A bit longer than some, but enjoyed the detail. Wyman was a perfect fit for narration. Good mix of horror and military kept on the lighter side. Corriea loves his weapons! Thank you Audible for narration review...I think they can make or break a good story.
"Great Story Excellent Narration"
Oliver Wyman's narration is second to none and he flawlessly changes from one character to another. The story itself is superb with great character development and plenty of action. Larry Correia has created a perfect modern day monster tale that is driven by the characters and story line. Can't wait to listen to the next installment.
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What an excellent series, can't get enough. Hope there will be many more in this series to come. The story keeps you wanting more from beginning to end and the narrator is just awesome. Love it....
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This was a little too gory for my taste and the endless minute details given for every weapon mentioned in the book (and there are a lot) makes it seem more of a guy book to me. However, the story was interesting enough to get me through all that weapons minutia. If I was more into monster stories, I'd happily continue with the series. It's not my thing but if you like monster killing madness, you'll love it. The narration was excellent.
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Leave out the right wing macho crap and tell the story. The main character and story should be something more than one dimensional. I could not get pass the gun worship.
Anything not written by the author.
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Skip to comments.BJ CLinton: "I had lots of screwy things happen to me"!! ON CSPAN2 Now
Posted on 05/23/2003 9:03:09 PM PDT by nwrep
Speaking at U of Arkansas
I certainly do. I think you are just looking for trouble, as always.
Where do you find that material to slam my posts so viciously and with false accusations. I swear, you are the government body elect, itself ..... no concept of principles or foundations.
" Listen to your case worker get back on those meds." -- dozer7
What a b@stard....
As an aside, after watching this performance, Bill Clinton should be commended for being THE best pathological liar ever...
I love the line he purportedly once gave Hillary (not a quote from this BS session)-- "Aah was just counseling the woman..."
It could happen! Honest!
For some, the leash law could be considered a nusance, but in Buddy's case, he paid for it with his life. What a cruel thing to do.
As for me I dont associate with the likes of Clinton or Libertarians .
Yes. Furthermore, when you listen to him or read a transcript of any of his speeches, he really does not make sense. No discernable sentence structure, jumps from one partially completed thought to another. His manner of speaking is reflective of his presidency, where he never had any firm goals or plans and would constantly start things or talk about starting things, but never finish anything.
Did GWBush not say, that when our troops are deployed, it will be because of real purpose?
Exactly. The fact that he truly believes that the military should not be deployed without purpose is extremely refreshing. What a wonderful contrast he is in this regard to Klintoon, who ordered more military action than the previous 3 or 4 presidents combined, and never did have a reason for it.
I'd question characterizing Klintoon as "smart."
Either you are deaf, dumb and blind or a liar or all of 'em wrapped upped into a pubbie zombie.
"I have yet to hear GW tell a lie." -- exDemMom
He never was. His speech has always been disjointed. He gets a pass for it (on the left) because he was their last, best chance to turn the USA into a socialist utopia.
None of the above. I am a person who suffered a lot of physical abuse at the hands of a psychopathic liar who, personality-wise, was all but identical to Klintoon. Same soul, different body. I have a deep, visceral, instinctive hatred of people like that.
OTOH, to watch and listen to GW, to see the honest sincerity in his face, his genuine compassion for his fellow man (and woman, too)... I can't help but love the guy, and I am so impressed by his realness.
Bill Clinton is one giant, flashing neon sign of dysfunctionality!
Wonder how many of them will be lined up, knee pads in hand, for a little one on one with the XXX-president.
Thanks but no thanks. I'm still shoveling the build-up of 8 years of his BS!
Hmmm....funnyl I thought it was a combination of the the long-term neurological impact of some unidentified venereal disease and whatever he's been snorting.
You'll encounter that again and again among criminals and psychopaths.
I defer to your excellent analysis. My mind always has shut down when he started speaking, so I may not have ever noticed.
Not to worry. He has or is going to have his very own website to tell everyone what's REALLY going on because we're not getting the real news!
It's true! I heard him say so. ; - )
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The TV ad firm that acquired veteran rich media ad tech companies Unicast and MediaMind (formerly Eyeblaster) has bought EyeWonder. EyeWonder is another old name in the rich media ad delivery sector, and has always had a focus on video. DG acquired the firm from Limelight Networks for around $66 million in cash.
Limelight, a content delivery company, appears to have lost several million dollars in the deal. When Limelight announced the purchase in 2009, it said EyeWonder would cost it $110 million.
Gal Trifon, DG chief digital director and MediaMind GM, stressed the deal would help DG build marketshare among online ad platforms and help it better compete as an alternative to Google-owned DoubleClick. "This really creates even more critical mass," he said.
In particular, Trifon suggested the acquisition helps DG MediaMind in the German market, where EyeWonder has been a strong competitor. EyeWonder owns Chors, a German real-time bidding ad platform. Germany has a "very large consumer market and one that performed well for us," said Trifon.
EyeWonder is expected to bring telecom and entertainment advertisers to the mix, he added.
Ultimately, DG, whose core business is producing and serving TV ads, is buying up these online ad platforms in the hopes of developing a platform that enables easy conversion from a TV spot to a interactive digital ad, and enables cross-media measurement.
In June, Trifon indicated that DG MediaMind intended to bolster its online video capabilities, in part because many online video ad buys come out of TV budgets, like the ones controlled by DG's clients. DG's online division, which encompasses MediaMind, Unicast, and EyeWonder, has a staff of over 700 people, according to Trifon. It is unclear whether any changes for EyeWonder's management and employees are ahead. When asked about EyeWonder management structure, Trifon indicated that management decisions remain to be made. "This was very quick to happen," he noted regarding the acquisition.
According to a DG press release, the company anticipates EyeWonder will generate between $36 and $37 million in revenues in the full year 2011.
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In less than two months, the people of the UK will decide by referendum on whether Britain should leave or remain in the European Union in what Prime Minister David Cameron has said will be the vote to settle the European question in British politics. As one of the UK's closest trading partners, the impact of Brexit on Ireland could be substantial. It has been estimated that in a worst-case scenario Ireland could see a permanent loss of 3.1pc to GDP in 2030 and even in the best-case scenario the loss would still total 1.1pc GDP.
These potential developments are unlikely to weigh too heavily on the minds of those in the UK determined to leave the EU, but the sizeable Irish community there will be mindful of the impact here. Citizens from the Republic living in Britain are allowed to vote in June's referendum - the only EU country other than Commonwealth nations Malta and Cyprus granted this, and experts have said that their impact could win the fight for the Remain campaign. A recent online poll of nearly 25,000 Irish people revealed the country overwhelmingly supports Britain remaining in the EU. In such a tight race, hundreds of thousands of Irish immigrants could decide the referendum and Remain campaign groups are now trying to mobilise this demographic as polling day approaches.
The impact of Brexit on Ireland is so large due to the significant amount of Anglo-Irish trade. While the importance of UK trade to Ireland has fallen, Ireland still exports 16pc of its manufactured goods and 19pc of services to the UK. It currently imports 34pc of its goods from the UK and 18pc of its services. As a small, open economy, trade in goods is equivalent to almost 80pc of Irish GDP. Any barriers which disrupt that trade will involve significant costs.
It is also worth noting that, while some of the impact of Brexit on the UK is offset or bolstered by a significant saving from the EU budget, Ireland would actually find itself with an additional budget payment to make - other member states would need to cover the loss of UK net contributions. In 2030, Ireland's additional payment could total roughly €177m per year (0.1pc GDP). Some change in foreign direct investment flows is also likely.
There are also likely to be political implications, particularly in Northern Ireland. The most important issue to address would be the arrangements for a new border, although retention of the Common Travel Area would avoid the need to introduce passport controls, which would enable the continued free movement of people between the UK and Ireland. Arrangements would also need to be made to minimise the impact on cross-border trade.
So, what is likely to happen? An ICM poll out last Tuesday put Leave ahead on 46pc (+2), with Remain on 44pc (+1). A Survation poll last Wednesday put Leave up three points on 38pc (albeit still behind Remain on 45pc (-1)). A YouGov poll from Thursday had Leave ahead on 42pc (+3) and Remain on 41pc (+1).
The outcome will be close, but if you follow the money then the prospect increases that the UK will remain. The markets rallied, with the pound rising last week to a six-week high against the euro following comments by President Obama that the UK would move to the "back of the queue" in any free trade negotiations with the US post-Brexit. So while the Remain camp is arguably leading the economic argument thus far, the debate will be on shakier ground when it moves to the issue of immigration.
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With a 20pts – 3 win over the RAF U23 XV, away at RAF Halton, to add to their win over the Royal Navy U23 XV on Wednesday, and their loss to Wasps last Friday, the Blues Academy completed a tough three games in nine days. The RAF are in the final stages of preparation for the Inter-Services competition which takes place this month. Bedford made 8 changes (one of them positional) to the starting line that played the Navy on Wednesday. The game was played in strong winds and driving rain, making the task versus an older and physical side even tougher. The Blues took a lead at half time of 7pts – 0 before ending as winners by 20pts – 3.
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Manohla Dargis - New York Times
Though it's meant to be pulse-pounding, After Earth is a lethargic slog.
Claudia Puig - USA Today
The futuristic production design is blandly generic, the special effects, props and costumes cheap and slapdash-looking.
Michael O'Sullivan - Washington Post
A passably entertaining adventure best suited to 10-year-old boys.
Ty Burr - Boston Globe
Jaden is fine at running, jumping, fearful trembling, and affecting steely resolution. He doesn't yet have his father's charisma; perhaps to help him out, dad opted not to bring that charisma to the set.
Alan Scherstuhl - Village Voice
Summer 2013 has its first bomb, and sadly, it's landed right on Will Smith.
Joe Neumaier - New York Daily News
Is "After Earth" the worst movie ever made?
Joe Morgenstern - Wall Street Journal
As drama, After Earth offers no surprises; as action, it's rarely stimulating; as a parenting manual, it seems that Will has thrown Jaden into water that's a little too deep.
Richard Brody - New Yorker
It's no classic, but it's a special movie: spectacular and wise.
Matt Zoller Seitz - Chicago Sun-Times
"After Earth" won't change your world, but it's attractive ...
Michael Phillips - Chicago Tribune
Much of Will's dialogue consists of life lessons imparted to the boy, and they sound like a motivational seminar.
Ben Sachs - Chicago Reader
After Earth is refreshing in that it's not rife with fast-cuts, whooshing camera shots, and overblown visual effects.
Steven Rea - Philadelphia Inquirer
"After Earth" is a work of hubris magnified by multiple miscalculations, the kind of film that would cause Ed Wood to excuse himself and skulk to the exit.
Colin Covert - Minneapolis Star Tribune
It's just a somewhat mundane coming-of-age story with a terribly miscast lead.
Tom Long - Detroit News
Some of "After Earth" is intriguing, if you ignore the premise and the story and the direction and much of Jaden Smith's performance. Other than that...
Bill Goodykoontz - Arizona Republic
Shyamalan is clearly a director-for-hire here, his disinterest palpable from first frame to last.
Scott Foundas - Variety
Basically, this is Smith and his real-life son, Jaden (both affecting ridiculous mid-Atlantic accents) talking the audience to death for something like 90 minutes before the closing credits.
Lou Lumenick - New York Post
The only value in watching it is to see an expensive disaster slowly unfold.
Peter Howell - Toronto Star
The level to which 'After Earth' is a catastrophe is amazing.
Laremy Legel - Film.com
After Earth at least looks distinctive, and the movie's overall atmosphere of close-quarter jungle delirium is enhanced by the cramped, earth-toned interiors of spaceships, off-world colony condos and crashed cockpits.
Geoff Pevere - Globe and Mail
Even with his charismatic dad in his earpiece calling the shots, Jaden can't turn himself into a movie star by sheer force of Will.
Dana Stevens - Slate
The characters are emotionally neutered; the average viewer won't care about them. The pacing is plodding and uneven.
James Berardinelli - ReelViews
[A] disappointingly generic film ...
John DeFore - Hollywood Reporter
After Earth may lack the neck-swiveling awfulness of Shyamalan's The Last Airbender, but it quickly sinks in its logorrheic solemnity.
Richard Corliss - TIME Magazine
After Earth merits comparison with 2000's Battlefield Earth, John Travolta's godawful film tribute to the sci-fi novel by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Yes, it's that bad.
Peter Travers - Rolling Stone
There is no small irony that this sci-fi action adventure is about surviving a serious crash. The scorched earth left behind by "After Earth" is sure to leave a scar on everyone involved.
Betsy Sharkey - Los Angeles Times
It's not Shyamalan's fault -- he did his best with what he was given. He deserves another shot.
Rob Gonsalves - eFilmCritic.com
After Earth unfortunately still finds M. Night Shyamalan plodding through another dull, lifeless movie.
Chris Stuckmann
Shyamalan mostly stays out of the way, but he still makes himself known, and not in good ways.
Matt Prigge - Metro
The results are mixed.
Luke Mullen - Film School Rejects
Calling After Earth the worst film ever made may be overstating things, but it's a disaster zone of Chernobyl-esque proportions.
David Edwards - Daily Mirror [UK]
The effects are second-hand stuff from Alien and Star Trek, spliced with Shyamalan's regular homilies on Personal Growth.
Anthony Quinn - Independent
After a not very impressive crash sequence, the film settles into a running battle between young Master Smith and a series of CGI monsters, a schema that sounds tiresome, and is.
The dialogue is as wooden as the acting, and the plot is just silly. Truly, the only thing the film has going for it are some occasionally cool special effects.
- People Magazine
There's an extended animated sequence where atop a high hill, Kitai is surrounded by helix swells of grackles and blackbirds, and the camera turns to reveal waves and waves of burly bison. To the wonder, ho!
Ray Pride
Does not enhance reputations or entrance audiences despite, or because of, pretentions to being larger than pure adventure.
Donald J. Levit - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
It seems proud of its predictability only because we should feel privileged to watch Will Smith and his son act in a second movie together.
Felix Vasquez Jr. - Cinema Crazed
Pompous, humourless tosh.
Dave Golder - SFX Magazine
Shyamalan's worst habits end up overwhelming the most formidable assets at his disposal: the Smiths.
Michael Dequina - TheMovieReport.com
As the story moves along with an almost medicating dullness, so antiseptic and square and insulated from any fun or spark or non-self-seriousness, the entire movie has that plastic-wrap feel of a hermetically-sealed Hollywood vanity project.
Brian Gibson - Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)
The thinness of the story is its greatest undoing, culminating in an anticlimax that is distinctly unsatisfying.
Eric D. Snider - EricDSnider.com
...a step in the right direction for beleaguered filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan...
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
By any fair measure, After Earth is actually quite a nifty, pacy adventure film, even though it was directed by M. Night Shyamalan, who has not made a good film since his 1999 debut The Sixth Sense.
Jim Schembri - 3AW
Uneven father-son post apocalyptic space adventure still a minor comeback for the director.
Bruce Bennett - Spectrum (St. George, Utah)
The dejected Will Smith is forced to inject himself with pain relief. The label warns that the drug could cause extreme drowsiness and impaired vision. One can only imagine that Will was suffering from both when he agreed to film this daft script.
Brian Henry Martin - UTV
This movie... is about nobody's pleasure or deep vision. It is, instead, about positioning two actors in the power structure of the film industry.
Dave White - Movies.com
It is ironic that a film about a son following the legacy of his father has seen the Smith family shoot themselves in the foot in their second outing as a collective.
Matthew Pejkovic - Matt's Movie Reviews
Part Scientology tool, part extremely ill-conceived familial gift (wouldn't it be better to let your kid go to school than ask him to endure endless takes in a greenscreen studio?) and part blatant money-making attempt.
CJ Johnson - ABC Radio (Australia)
Stay home. Paint something. Watch it dry. It'll be more rewarding.
Tim Martain - The Mercury
Shyamalan mashes up the man-vs-nature journey with some post-apocalyptic sci-fi stuff, and neither manages to hold audience interest.
Simon Foster - Screen-Space
At least it's a step-up on The Happening and The Last Airbender. Compared to those, After Earth looks like Citizen Kane. But that's not saying much.
Matt Neal - The Standard
It made me believe I'd been transported to a Hollywood studio backlot, where Smith family movies are made.
Michael Smith - Tulsa World
It makes Oblivion look like 2001 in comparison.
James Croot - Flicks.co.nz
At its core, the movie is a formulaic coming-of-age story about a precocious son trying to prove his worth to his overbearing absentee father, as well as a predictable tale of wilderness survival against the odds.
Todd Jorgenson - Cinemalogue.com
Visually impressive but sadly incredulous, "After Earth" is only redeemed by the performances of the Smith family.
Michael A. Smith - MediaMikes
If you're going to engage the audience, you need someone who is strong and charismatic. Jaden Smith is not that.
Matthew Toomey - ABC Radio Brisbane
Less exciting or engaging than an old fashioned adventure and filled with wooden dialogue a father wouldn't (or shouldn't) use with his 13 year old son, After Earth is stodgy and rather meaningless
Andrew L. Urban - Urban Cinefile
Even the charismatic Will, given the restraints of his robotic character, cannot save his son - or the film. It's a sci-fi thriller, a father-son relationship film, a coming of age story and creature feature all rolled into one confusing package
Louise Keller - Urban Cinefile
a disappointing two-handed, hostile-planet adventure, that relies far too heavily on the acting ability of Jaden Smith, co-staring with father Will
Simon Weaving - Screenwize
Torco apenas para que Shyamalan anuncie sua aposentadoria e, com isso, se poupe de mais embaracos e pare de destruir seu ja fragil legado.
Pablo Villaca - Cinema em Cena
Clearly a vanity project, Smith perhaps imagines this plot device will signify to the world that he's ready to pass the action hero mantle on to his son, but it takes more than nepotism to make a movie star.
Alistair Harkness - Scotsman
Ultimately, the film is an ill-conceived and poorly executed star vehicle that doesn't possess the creativity or filmmaking prowess necessary to turn it into anything more.
- HeyUGuys
"I wanna work with Mom," says Jaden at the close. It's not just his on screen Dad he's talking to.
Ed Whitfield - The Ooh Tray
It's dull stuff, indifferently staged, with heavy-handed references to Moby-Dick.
Philip French - Observer [UK]
The cinema posters have been bearing down on us for months - but now that this dreary, near-lifeless, suffocating excuse for a film is on the silver screen, few will be able to spot the difference.
Graham Young - Birmingham Mail
After Earth is dragged down by, yes, Will Smith's apparent desire to share his boring concerns about parenthood with a blameless audience.
Donald Clarke - Irish Times
The script basically has its legs broken as badly as Will Smith's.
Widgett Walls - Needcoffee.com
It takes itself far too seriously, wasting Will's natural charisma and easy going screen presence.
Henry Northmore - The List
It's not often that a movie makes you think, Good riddance to humanity.
Margot Harrison - Seven Days
The problem is that the film is chockful of cliches and stymied by production design and CG effects that look as if the worst of the Star Wars series was being devoutly copied.
Derek Malcolm - This is London
This is Smith as you've never seen him before - a humourless bore.
Henry Fitzherbert - Daily Express
Apart from the odd effective sequence, this is nothing but a by-the-numbers survival story peddling contrived emotion, glittering sets and repetitive CGI peril.
Alan Jones - Radio Times
Writer-director M. Night Shyamalan, who hadn't made a truly great film since 2002, returns to form with this exciting and well-paced adventure
Forrest Hartman - Reno Gazette-Journal
Will Smith is the very embodiment of movie star charisma and Jaden might be a chip off the old block, but here, they're obliged to be po-faced and just plain un-cool. This is Earth, but not as we know it.
Stella Papamichael - Digital Spy
Bob Grimm - Reno News and Review
The dialogue is platitudinous and delivered in stilted accents. The structure is that of a very dull video game made by someone who once watched The Lord Of The Rings.
Christopher Tookey - Daily Mail [UK]
A sci-fi drama of such incredible boredom that your synapses will be turned to Bostik, featuring a triple-whammy of abysmal acting, directing and story.
Peter Bradshaw
It's [Shyamalan's] most bearable film in years: a meagre feat, perhaps, but one we might as well be honest about.
Tim Robey - Daily Telegraph
... the lame video game story line and nauseating narration of After Earth will certainly give you a queasy feeling that will make you grasp for an air sickness bag.
Elias Savada - Film Threat
It is all as predictable as Christmas, assuming your Christmases, like mine, start feral before turning cosy.
Nigel Andrews - Financial Times
While I understand the critical backlash towards Shyamalan, I disagree and found After Earth to be a solid movie, not great but good.
Lori Hoffman - Atlantic City Weekly
An unqualified disaster in the purest sense.
Adam Woodward - Little White Lies
Ultimately, it's a workmanlike sci-fi thriller that never really manages to erase the stain of Hollywood nepotism.
Tim Evans - Sky Movies
A Will Smith vanity project that never delivers the Will Smith type of entertainment we expect.
Jackie K. Cooper - jackiekcooper.com
[Shyamalan's] best film since The Village, which would be a really mean thing to say about anybody who wasn't the auteur behind Lady in the Water.
Tim Brayton - Antagony & Ecstasy
Alas, M. Night Shyamalan's 'After Earth' is obvious and unoriginal, a science fictional meditation on excess by way of exceptionalism, loss by way of triumph.
Cynthia Fuchs - PopMatters
Unforgivably dull, disappointing Sci-Fi thriller that fails thanks to a tedious script, poor performances, some dodgy CGI effects and repetitive, badly directed action sequences.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
Most disappointing is the film's lack of ambition, as what could have been a sparky mainstream space opera becomes just another tedious jungle chase movie.
Tom Huddleston - Time Out
If you thought the Smiths had a hard time of it in their last movie, heaven knows they're miserable now.
Andy Lea - Daily Star
For anyone who ever wanted to see a Will Smith summer blockbuster where Smith does nearly all his acting sitting down while his miscast, out-of-his-depth offspring does all the work, After Earth is the movie for you.
Diva Velez - TheDivaReview.com
The critical problem with After Earth is that Smith Jr's whiny character has all the likeability of an anal fissure.
Jordan Farley - SFX Magazine
Bad movies are real. Seeing this one is a choice.
Scott Nash - Three Movie Buffs
For all its mealymouthed dialogue and often comical solemnity After Earth at least delivers consistently diverting entertainment ...
Neil Smith - Total Film
From its opening montage to its closing shots, "After Earth" comes across as an extremely generic effort written by an elementary school student.
Jeff Beck - Examiner.com
Prepare to cringe and snicker whenever the characters are talking, but gasp when Shyamalan just shows amazing stuff.
Kim Newman - Empire Magazine
a solemn, self-congratulatory flick showing all the symptoms of a vanity piece run amok
Andrea Chase - Killer Movie Reviews
Nepotism has always been part of the Hollywood firmament, but it's sunk to a new low with Will Smith's vanity vehicle for his 14 year-old son Jaden.
Susan Granger - SSG Syndicate
M. Night Shyamalan's malformed ode to father/son bonding in the year 3000 on an abandoned planet known as Earth is frighteningly bungled from the very first pedestrian shot.
Brandon Judell - CultureCatch
A character notes that Earth is now overrun by all manner of frightening creatures, but those expecting the thrills of King Kong's Skull Island will be sorely let down -- heck, even those expecting the thrills of Vacation's Walley World will feel cheated.
Matt Brunson - Creative Loafing
Nevermind M. Night Shyamalan's cumulative global box-office grab of $2.5 billion on total production budgets of $665 million. Numbers lie. "After Earth" is a wasteland riddled with cinematic trash.
Adam Fendelman - HollywoodChicago.com
How could species evolve over the course of a mere thousand years to get a serious hate on for human beings, when *no humans have been on the planet that entire time*?
Pete Vonder Haar - Houston Press
it may not be the complete return to form of Shyamalan, but "After Earth" has all the goods necessary for an entertaining summer ride.
Mark Ellis - Schmoes Know
A dull sci-fi survival flick that crashes and burns under the inept direction of M. Night Shyamalan.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat - Spirituality and Practice
Jaden carries himself well in this futuristic adventure, which was filmed in a variety of lush locations around the globe.
Leonard Maltin - Leonard Maltin's Picks
Though a scant 100 minutes long, After Earth feels longer and slower than your average PBS pledge drive.
Rob Vaux - Mania.com
Exciting sci-fi action and warm father-son bonding.
Common Sense Media Editors - Common Sense Media
"After Earth" is a clunky sci-fi tale that is surprisingly dull and filled with a lot of unfortunate creative choices.
Mathew DeKinder - Suburban Journals of St. Louis
no better than Rebecca Black's "Friday" video. It's a bought-and-paid-for vanity piece for a spoiled teenager
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
For a father-son film project, there's strangely little emotional connection between the pair onscreen.
Kirk Baird - Toledo Blade
Will Smith is a fun and funny guy. So why is Smith's sci-fi thriller screaming for a sense of humor?
Gary Wolcott - Tri-City Herald
After Earth is an extremely uneven and flawed film, but for moviegoers who are intrigued by the initial premise, it's not the throwaway disaster that some might claim.
Ben Kendrick - ScreenRant
By the standards of M. Night's Shyamalan's recent films, After Earth is surprisingly not horrible.
David Edelstein
Compared to the wackadoo ramblings of The Happening or the stark-raving silliness of Lady in the Water, this film is a more generic failure.
Ethan Alter - Television Without Pity
Think The Happening, plus bloodthirsty baboons.
Matt Patches - Hollywood.com
It's impossible to take this movie seriously, certainly not as seriously as it takes itself.
Peter Rainer - Christian Science Monitor
Not since John Travolta kicked the tires on Battlefield Earth and pronounced it good to go has there been a big-name flameout as disastrous as this.
Kurt Loder - Reason Online
As the story of a son desperate to please a perfectionist celebrity father, 'After Earth' may be more worthwhile for future Smith family biographers than for action fans.
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
With "After Earth," Smith can't even save himself, his film, or his director
Justin Craig - FoxNews.com
After Earth is not as bad as The Last Airbender. Yes, you heard it here first: After Earth is not as bad as one of the worst big budget films ever released. So, better than bad? It still ain't good.
Matthew Razak - Flixist.com
A film in which the text and subtext-an effortlessly gifted father presses his less-talented son to follow in his footsteps-are in perfect alignment. Alas, only in one of the two does the story end happily.
Christopher Orr - The Atlantic
Weak performances, a pathetic protagonist, and an overuse of flashbacks make After Earth more painful to choke down than the air of the quarantined planet.
Alexander Lowe - We Got This Covered
Too bad, too, that the CGI creatures in the film look as fake as the monkeys in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Rene Rodriguez - Miami Herald
After Earth is the cinematic equivalent of Rebecca Black's "Friday" - a parent-funded vanity project gone horribly wrong and thrust out into the world for the rest of us to not enjoy.
Mike McGranaghan - Aisle Seat
After Earth smacks of [Shyamalan's] worst tendencies - performances hamstrung by awkward and stiff dialogue, and a bloated sense of self-importance.
John Serba - MLive.com
After Earth is the sort of picture the Mystery Science Theater 3000 gang would salivate over.
Tyler Hanley - Palo Alto Weekly
The problem is that Jaden Smith is a truly, deeply limited actor. When you call on him to do THIS much on screen, it's not good. In fact, it's painful. (Complete Content Details for Parents are also available)
Teddy Durgin - Screen It!
I suppose we should be grateful that there isn't a half-buried Statue of Liberty or an empty, deteriorated football stadium.
Jeanne Kaplan - Kaplan vs. Kaplan
Smith Family Lost in Space
James Verniere - Boston Herald
Nap Time!
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
Jaden Smith (who was actually good in THE KARATE KID) winds up looking like a nervous child who, forced to play baseball by his father, strikes out with the bases loaded.
Steve Biodrowski - Cinefantastique
At least people won't be shelling out extra cash for 3-D glasses for this 2-dimensional bomb.
David Kaplan - Kaplan vs. Kaplan
It's a bit of a bounce back for Shyamalan, who's reconnecting with what worked in "The Sixth Sense."
Gary Thompson - Philadelphia Daily News
... neither a terrible sci-fi'er nor a very good one. It's a capably handled escape with above average CG effects. Adolescent boys looking for a Saturday afternoon time-killer could do worse.
Glenn Lovell - CinemaDope
Here's one of those instances where a little mystery surrounding the scenario and characters could be of benefit...
Mark Dujsik - Mark Reviews Movies
All the neat visuals on Earth can't cover up that this is a movie Will Smith is hoping will make Jaden a star.
Kristian Harloff - Schmoes Know
Jaden Smith has screen presence, but he is not an accomplished actor, no matter how hard his father wills it. Carrying a big-budget movie by himself at this stage in his career is asking too much.
Daniel Eagan - Film Journal International
Is there a more satisfying career implosion than that of M. Night Shyamalan?
Jeff Meyers - Metro Times (Detroit, MI)
It had a great premise, solid special effects and decent direction, but the film's potential is derailed by some truly atrocious acting, especially from Jaden Smith.
Austin Kennedy - Film Geek Central
M. Night Shyamalan has directed movies that are surprising, hokey, suspenseful, sentimental, clever, touching or cheesy. But until After Earth, he hadn't made any that are dull from end to end.
Lawrence Toppman - Charlotte Observer
Roger Moore - Movie Nation
The twist to M. Night Shyamalan's After Earth is that there is no twist, unless you count (all) personality being drained from Will Smith.
Steve Persall - Tampa Bay Times
After Earth might have worked as an episode in the Star Trek series, circa 1966-69. As a big Hollywood sci-fi adventure for the summer of 2013, it just seems uninspired, tired and sometimes ridiculous.
Bruce Kirkland - Jam! Movies
This is one of those movies where you suspect that more thought was given to coining cool, futuristic names than to plot development.
Chris Knight - National Post
Shyamalan's sensibility may not be enough to turn After Earth into a great (or even very good) film, but it does yield interesting-and at times strikingly realized-results.
Ignatiy Vishnevetsky - AV Club
Director Shyamalan gets the most out of the Smiths, sometimes simply staying out of their way. He also keeps things moving briskly with a story that eschews exposition in favor of flashback glimpses.
Jon Niccum - Kansas City Star
After Earth tells the story of an inexperienced boy trying desperately to please his father while making one mistake after another, and as such, it becomes an uncomfortable metaphor for itself.
Alonso Duralde
Whatever budget was spent on After Earth did not go into the effects.
Rebecca Murray - About.com
A forgettable slice of cinematic nepotism.
Jason Buchanan - TV Guide's Movie Guide
This is not the same M. Night Shymalan who gave audiences a reason to shriek in fright one minute and uncontrollably weep the next. Where has that artist gone? "After Earth" bears the mark of a work-for-hire who has all but given up.
Dustin Putman
"After Earth" isn't just chaotic and desperate -- and grindingly slow -- it's also lazy.
Rafer Guzman - Newsday
They set out to make a sci-fi film with the power to change the way you look at your fellow man. And they made one that just made me want to leave this planet that much sooner.
Brian Tallerico - HollywoodChicago.com
"After Earth" is a Smith-family vanity project, a home movie foisted on an unsuspecting and gullible public. Maybe next time Will and Jaden want to connect, they should just build a treehouse.
Bob Bloom - Journal and Courier (Lafayette, IN)
At least Shyamalan has clawed his way from terrible back to so-so.
Jeffrey Westhoff - Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
After Earth is no Titan A.E.
William Bibbiani - CraveOnline
It's an admirable YA adventure, a moderately engaging piece of sci-fi storytelling, a return to respectability for Shyamalan and a welcome departure for an aging Will Smith.
Sean O'Connell - CinemaBlend.com
Bits of the plot, including the environmental science of the new Earth, make no sense. The dialogue is leaden. And the special effects are surprisingly unconvincing ...
Charlie McCollum - San Jose Mercury News
A beautiful bit of world-building that - if you're not chronically opposed to Will Smith and his kid - will transport you to the kind of adventure that I know I imagined in the backyard when I was younger than Jaden Smith.
Luke Y. Thompson
What undoes the film is its rather rancid parent-child sentimentality (a Shyamalan staple, admittedly) and a charisma-free performance from the younger Smith that suggests the apple has fallen very far from the tree, indeed.
Keith Uhlich - Time Out
A trite sci-fi adventure that's probably too intense for younger viewers and not sophisticated enough for adults.
Tim Grierson - Screen International
it's better than M. Night's last couple of movies. At times it actually comes close to being relatively decent movie. Sadly, those moments are all within the first twenty minutes.
Chris Bumbray - JoBlo's Movie Emporium
Will Smith has done to Jaden with this movie what Rebecca Black's parents did to her with "Friday."
Nell Minow - Beliefnet
I can't lie and say I didn't enjoy this asinine movie.
Jordan Hoffman - ScreenCrush
The truly sad thing is, this wouldn't be a bad story if you stripped away all the sci-fi flash and psychobabble.
Stephen Whitty - Newark Star-Ledger
Nobody on-screen has much fun with "After Earth." And neither do we.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
Any tension is lost in the director's achingly slow pacing.
Rick Bentley - Fresno Bee
The movie spent a lot of time teetering on the verge of failure but both Smiths pull it back and make it fairly enjoyable. Jaden Smith proves that he is a star. Haters gonna hate.
Michelle Alexandria - Eclipse Magazine
A simplistic, father-son morality play strictly for little kids and diehard Will and Jaden Smith fans. Destined to be added to the pantheon of inadvertently-funny blaxploitation flicks with a devoted cult following.
Kam Williams - AALBC.com
Not only derivative of and beholden to the original "Star Trek" but has the as-told-to quality of a vaguely Scientology-like parable.
Duane Dudek - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
While it's entirely possible that 14-year-old Jaden Smith will develop into a serious actor or a dashing leading man (or even both), his superstar dad Will has done him no favors by giving him the lead role in "After Earth."
Marc Mohan - Oregonian
What do you give the kid who has everything? His own summer action-adventure blockbuster, of course ... Well, it certainly beats a cake and a card, but considering what a well-crafted bore After Earth turns out to be, perhaps not by much.
Cary Darling - Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
The art of storytelling is both of distinct narrative interest and personal issue in the latest payload of calcified nonsense from one of modern cinema's oddest would-be auteurs.
Chris Cabin - Slant Magazine
[Shyamalan's] grasp of film fundamentals is so tenuous that this hot-air balloon gets blown into the rarefied air of the worst movies ever made.
Joe Williams - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
One tries not to get cranky about bad science in sci-fi blockbusters, but this is a staggeringly dumb idea.
Joe Gross - Austin American-Statesman
This would be a difficult film even for the charismatic Papa Smith to carry. That he spends nearly the entire movie in a chair doesn't help matters.
Mike Scott - Times-Picayune
one big fat fiasco
Bill Gibron - Film Racket
M. Night Shyamalan is branching out, coming up with new ways to make bad movies. His plan must be to exhaust all possibilities, so as to eventually come full circle and make a good one by accident.
Mick LaSalle - Hearst Newspapers
You don't have to wait too long in the sci-fi adventure After Earth to get the uneasy feeling that you're going to be in for an awfully long 100 minutes.
Jay Stone - Canada.com
Had the ad mentioned him, it probably would have said, 'An M. Night Shyamalan film. Sorry.'
Matt Pais - RedEye
Every bit as bad as you'd fear of a movie from the writer of 'The Book of Eli' and the director of 'The Last Airbender.' Where are the guys from Mystery Science Theater when you need them?
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
... the film offers some very knowing examples of the way both parents and children have to adjust their thinking over the course of their relationship, wrapped up in a visually dynamic world that simply makes the stakes feel more urgent...
Drew McWeeny - HitFix
Given the talent involved, one hoped for so much more.
Louis Black - Austin Chronicle
Well, it's not as bad as Wild, Wild West.
Daniel M. Kimmel - Sci-Fi Movie Page
A disastrous father-son endeavor about a calamitous father-son expedition, After Earth doesn't play to the strengths of any of its major participants.
Mark Jenkins - NPR
Watching "After Earth" is not only akin to watching someone playing the old "E.T." game that Atari put out back in the day but it is one of the few entertainment experiences that compares unfavorably to that legendary betrayal of audience goodwill
Peter Sobczynski - eFilmCritic.com
You'll spend much of your time waiting for it to be after After Earth, waiting for that respite brought about by the damn thing finally getting to its silly, telegraphed point.
Jason Gorber
After Earth is completely watchable genre entertainment, but it would have been nice to have had more to recommend the film than simply announcing that Shyamalan hasn't laid another egg.
Jim Vejvoda - IGN Movies
It's really the helmer's iffy creative decisions that keep After Earth more of a wince-inducing drag than the heart-squeezing, mind-blowing sci-fi adventure it desires to be.
Brian Orndorf - Blu-ray.com


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