Mandy Moore

 OH Now, here's Donald Gibson to talk about Mandy Moore. Nearly two years since the release of Wild Hope, an inspired and impressive album that signaled a new beginning in her music career, Mandy Moore continues to progress as an artist, ...

By Donald Gibson Earlier this year, Mandy Moore signaled her ascent into the realm of singer/songwriters, releasing Wild Hope, an ambitious album on which she co-wrote every track. Unfortunately, on September 4, 2007 at Jannus Landing in St. ...

By General Disdain For all intents and purposes, License to Wed should have been just one of many romantic comedies released to little fanfare this summer. Nothing spectacular about it. But someone (the director, Ken Kwapis) got the bright idea to cast Robin Williams in a lead role. "Why?", I plead, "What have...

By Chris Beaumont I really wanted to like this movie. A focused Robin Williams is a force to be reckoned with, John Krasinski is an up and coming star, and Mandy Moore is perfect in these light romantic comedy roles. The stars were there. Unfortunately, try as I did, I could not truly like this fitfully entertain...

By Donald Gibson By leaps and bounds, though, the standout song on this album is “Gardenia”. Co-written with Canadian singer/songwriter, Chantal Kreviazuk, it merely features sad piano chords and Moore’s soaring voice. The lyrics seem abstract if read on paper, but in the context of the song they yield t...

By David Dylan Thomas Having Lauren Graham, Mandy Moore, and that guy from 7th Heaven around doesn't seem to help. And, yes, this is from the director of Heathers. Extras include a couple of featurettes. The 4400 - The Complete Third Season ...

By El Bicho Because I Said So, starring Diane Keaton and Mandy Moore, and directed by Michael Lehmann, is a contrived and convoluted story full of cute competent performances. Unfortunately, said performances are not enough to make this work regardless of who says so.