Two animal enthusiasts who host a wilderness show (with very poor ratings) decide to go on a hunt for Big Foot through the Andes. Along the path, they encounter some hilarious situations. Strange Wilderness stars Justin Long, Steve Zahn, Kevin Hefferman, Allen Covert, and Johan Hill. Strange Wilderness comes to theaters on February 1, 2008.
Strange Wilderness...Two animal enthusiasts who host a wilderness show (with very poor ratings) decide to go on a hunt for Big Foot through the Andes. Along the path, they encounter some hilarious situations. Strange Wild...Film Preview: "Strange Wilderness"...“Strange Wilderness” is being brought to us by Happy Madison productions and, while it doesn’t look like the worst movie in the world, I kind of feel sorry for Steve Zahn. I...2008 Film Preview - Paramount Pictures...Paramount Pictures has got great movies coming out in 2008! Most notably, they are releasing Cloverfield, Iron Man, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and a new Star Trek film!
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The Eye
Jessica Alba is haunted by unexplainable frightening images after her sight is restored through double corneal transplant surgery.
...Movies Opening Today (February 1, 2008)...The Eyes - (PG-13) Sydney Wells is an accomplished concert violinist who has been blind since a childhood tragedy. Sydney undergoes a double corneal transplant, and her sight is restored. But Sydney&...See More Articles about Strange Wilderness
Strange Wilderness TrailerFrom the production team that brought you HAPPY GILMORE and BILLY MADISON comes this amiable, foul-mouthed "nature" comedy. Steve Zahn--sporting his best burned-out surfer dude drawl--leads a ragtag c...
Dad's gift reflects puzzle of childhoodThe Charlotte ObserverSunday 17th August 2008My father called to say a gift was on its way. It was for my 3-year-old daughter, Hana. But he told me I'd be interested in it, too. More than interested. ?It will blow your mind,? he said. ?It will knock your socks off.?
A Rainier ritual that still can be called ParadiseBoston GlobeSunday 17th August 2008MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, Wash. - When I was growing up in Seattle, we had one summer ritual: driving to Mount Rainier and spending a night at the Paradise Inn. We were a family of eight with little money to spare, but my mother considered this magnificent destination a necessary expense.
Darkness, Darkness, Hear My Cry!San Diego Union-TribuneSunday 17th August 2008The post-9/11 years have been difficult for American fiction writers, who have had to cope with the dwindling attention spans of readers and with challenges from the Internet and a host of other new media offering instant gratification. But their most daunting challenge has been finding a means to express in language and story the enormous psychic disruptions brought about by 9/11 and the ...
'A Better Angel' otherworldlyThe Wichita EagleSaturday 16th August 2008 "A Better Angel" by Chris Adrian (FSG, 240 pages, $23) -- For something adventurous and unsettling, read Adrian's critically acclaimed fiction. His novels are "Gob's Grief" and "The Children's Hospital." The latter, about a hospital that becomes a modern-day ark when the world is covered by a flood, features angels and an intern with supernatural healing powers. This collection is equally ...
