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On the article Patch's Poll: Are You a Fan of Reboot Films?
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On the article Updated: Baby Ball Is Here!
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On the article DVD Shelf: Christmas Movie Classics
Noah Golden
9:51 pm on Saturday, November 26, 2011
ReplyI like Christmas Story...who doesn't? I was trying to get away from the more common Xmas flicks.
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On the article Welcome East Haven Patch Local Editor Julie Weisberg
Noah Golden
10:26 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2011
ReplyWelcome, Julie! I'm actually uses East Haven as a "beat" for one of my TV reporting classes at Quinnipiac, so maybe i'll see you around. We're actually planning on going to the P&Z meeting tomorrow.
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On the article Food Truck Roundup - Week 3 (Video)
Noah Golden
6:45 pm on Saturday, July 30, 2011
she lives in Philadelphia, she was just visiting for a few weeks.
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On the article What's Cookin'? No Guilt Momma's Meal
Noah Golden
12:52 am on Friday, July 29, 2011
ReplyI love Chocolate & peanut butter. That's the kind i recently tried from The Cupcake Truck (with some sea salt put on top). It was amazingly good.
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On the article P! News at the Harry Potter Opening [Video]
Noah Golden
10:03 am on Friday, July 15, 2011
ReplyOh my, Greg is so funny. "Are those your real glasses?"
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On the article Are We There Yet? Tips for a Successful Road Trip
Noah Golden
10:19 am on Friday, July 1, 2011
ReplyLove this article, Jenn - but stop being so dedicated and have a vacation! :-)
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On the article 'Cars 2' Stops Short of Smash Hit Status
Noah Golden
12:09 am on Tuesday, June 28, 2011
ReplyYes, parts of it were cute and the scenery was quite beautiful, especially in Japan and Italy. I think part of the reason i was hard on it too was that i hold Pixar to a higher standard. Their films are usually so brilliant, this just fell particularly flat to me.
Noah Golden
1:43 pm on Thursday, July 5, 2012
I don't think this is a yes/no answer. I do think that generally Hollywood keeps rehashing old stories insteading of investing in creative, original ones. But, on the other hand, for every 50 "Alvin & the Chipmunks 7" there's a "Batman Begins" which was not just a terrific film, but a big improvement over the campy, Tim Burton version.