Archie's Archery Depot

Based on William Wharton's transcendent novel of the same name, this film is about many things: friendship, war, and, of course, birds. The framing device is an effort by a horribly scarred combat soldier (Nicolas Cage) to break through to his best friend, Birdy (Matthew Modine), hospitalized after seemingly being driven mad by fighting in the Vietnam War. Cage then flashes back to their boyhood, where Birdy, a canary aficionado, was considered the school weirdo but managed to be a solid companion nonetheless. Directed by Alan Parker, it works best as a coming-of-age story, but misses the bizarre psychological transferences of the book, in which Birdy imagines himself within the world of canaries he creates in his bedroom at his parents' house. Modine is fine as an out-of-it misfit enraptured by his own little universe. --Marshall Fine

Jeff Daniels wrote, directed and stars in this uproarious comedy about 43-year-old Rueben Soady, the only resident of a small town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula who has never killed a deer. Joined by his gruff father and an assortment of wacky local yokels, Reuben embarks on a quest to successfully bag his first buck. With Harve Presnell, Randall Godwin. 92 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo.

"It's like Christmas with guns," is how one happy member of the Soady family describes the opening day of hunting season. Rueben Soady (Jeff Daniels) is on the verge of becoming the oldest member of the entire line of Soady men to have never shot a buck. To change his luck, Rueben tries to convince his father and brother to change some of the time-honored rituals of their annual hunting pilgrimage, but this seems to set off a series of uncanny incidents involving UFOs, cards, backwoods whiskey, flatulence, and possession by native spirits. Escanaba in da Moonlight is a comic homage to hunting in upstate Michigan, written and directed by star Daniels. It's not for everyone--vegetarians, among others, will find its blithe celebration of deer hunting repugnant--but venison eaters may find Escanaba's offbeat Midwest humor entertaining. --Bret Fetzer

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Missus Buck--Part Two (A Short Story)--from the Trouble Down South Series (Also Read Slave Auction--Part One)A 6850-Word Short StoryIf you liked "Slave Auction" from Trouble Down South and Other Stories, you're going to love to hate "Missus Buck," a 6850-word short story about an elderly woman, advanced in years, who fosters a spirit of hostility toward her daughter-in-law because she believes her to be a commoner. Their family descending from German aristocracy, Missus Buck believes her son has married beneath him when he weds Missus Julie, who feels the sting of her disapproval even from the first day she met her. Missus Buck shows no mercy towards Missus Julie's slaves and squares off with Missus Julie's favored slave, the feisty Rubeline.About the Author--Katrina Parker Williams teaches English grammar and composition at a community college. She is the author of the following titles available at Amazon.Read Katrina Parker Williams’ works:Rock—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Grandpa's Courtship—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Slave Auction—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Missus Buck—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Miss Carmelia Faye Lafayette--—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Trouble Down South and Other Stories—A Collection of Short StoriesNewest Works from The Girlfriend Tales Series at AmazonGirlfriend Tales: “Excess Baggage”Girlfriend Tales: “The ‘Other’ Other Woman”Girlfriend Tales: “Toxic Lies”Girlfriend Tales: "The Ties That Kill"The Girlfriend Tales Series (Volume I)The Girlfriend Tales is a series of short stories that addresses issues women grapple with from relationships to family to work and everything in between. Sprinkled with a dash of humor, these short stories offer a bit of mischief, mayhem, and even a murder or two. The short stories are of varied lengths from 3000-11,000 words.

Missus Buck--Part Two (A Short Story)--from the Trouble Down South Series (Also Read Slave Auction--Part One)A 6850-Word Short StoryIf you liked "Slave Auction" from Trouble Down South and Other Stories, you're going to love to hate "Missus Buck," a 6850-word short story about an elderly woman, advanced in years, who fosters a spirit of hostility toward her daughter-in-law because she believes her to be a commoner. Their family descending from German aristocracy, Missus Buck believes her son has married beneath him when he weds Missus Julie, who feels the sting of her disapproval even from the first day she met her. Missus Buck shows no mercy towards Missus Julie's slaves and squares off with Missus Julie's favored slave, the feisty Rubeline.About the Author--Katrina Parker Williams teaches English grammar and composition at a community college. She is the author of the following titles available at Amazon.Read Katrina Parker Williams' works:Rock-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Grandpa's Courtship-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Slave Auction-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Missus Buck-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Miss Carmelia Faye Lafayette---A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Trouble Down South and Other Stories-A Collection of Short StoriesNewest Works from The Girlfriend Tales Series at AmazonGirlfriend Tales: "Excess Baggage"Girlfriend Tales: "The 'Other' Other Woman"Girlfriend Tales: "Toxic Lies"Girlfriend Tales: "The Ties That Kill"The Girlfriend Tales Series (Volume I)The Girlfriend Tales is a series of short stories that addresses issues women grapple with from relationships to family to work and everything in between. Sprinkled with a dash of humor, these short stories offer a bit of mischief, mayhem, and even a murder or two. The short stories are of varied lengths from 3000-11,000 words.

Slave Auction--Part One (A Short Story)--from the Trouble Down South Series (Also Read Missus Buck--Part Two)A 7753-Word Short StoryMaster Finnius has died, and his widow must sell off his holdings. Included in these holdings are 22 slaves. In Slave Auction, Horatio, one of the slaves, is ripped from the arms of his mother and sold into bondage. This story will bring you to tears as you learn the fate of this four-year-old slave boy.About the Author--Katrina Parker Williams teaches English grammar and composition at a community college. She is the author of the following titles available at Amazon.Read Katrina Parker Williams' works:Rock-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Grandpa's Courtship-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Slave Auction-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Missus Buck-A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Miss Carmelia Faye Lafayette---A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Trouble Down South and Other Stories-A Collection of Short StoriesNewest Works from The Girlfriend Tales Series at AmazonGirlfriend Tales: "Excess Baggage"Girlfriend Tales: "The 'Other' Other Woman"Girlfriend Tales: "Toxic Lies"Girlfriend Tales: "The Ties That Kill"The Girlfriend Tales Series (Volume I)The Girlfriend Tales is a series of short stories that addresses issues women grapple with from relationships to family to work and everything in between. Sprinkled with a dash of humor, these short stories offer a bit of mischief, mayhem, and even a murder or two. The short stories are of varied lengths from 3000-11,000 words.Customer ReviewSlave Auction - No! It can't end there! I must know how Horatio (cool name) is going to fare! I want to see if Norris is going to take advantage of Aunt Virginny! What about Uncle Joe!'s feelings? And what about Clareene? Ack! I MUST know!!! *Ahem* Uh... sorry for my outburst... but it was such a good story! Love the writing style! Epic

Slave Auction--Part One (A Short Story)--from the Trouble Down South Series (Also Read Missus Buck--Part Two)A 7753-Word Short StoryMaster Finnius has died, and his widow must sell off his holdings. Included in these holdings are 22 slaves. In Slave Auction, Horatio, one of the slaves, is ripped from the arms of his mother and sold into bondage. This story will bring you to tears as you learn the fate of this four-year-old slave boy.About the Author--Katrina Parker Williams teaches English grammar and composition at a community college. She is the author of the following titles available at Amazon.Read Katrina Parker Williams’ works:Rock—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Grandpa's Courtship—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Slave Auction—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Missus Buck—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Miss Carmelia Faye Lafayette--—A Short Story (Trouble Down South Series)Trouble Down South and Other Stories—A Collection of Short StoriesNewest Works from The Girlfriend Tales Series at AmazonGirlfriend Tales: “Excess Baggage”Girlfriend Tales: “The ‘Other’ Other Woman”Girlfriend Tales: “Toxic Lies”Girlfriend Tales: "The Ties That Kill"The Girlfriend Tales Series (Volume I)The Girlfriend Tales is a series of short stories that addresses issues women grapple with from relationships to family to work and everything in between. Sprinkled with a dash of humor, these short stories offer a bit of mischief, mayhem, and even a murder or two. The short stories are of varied lengths from 3000-11,000 words.Customer ReviewSlave Auction - No! It can't end there! I must know how Horatio (cool name) is going to fare! I want to see if Norris is going to take advantage of Aunt Virginny! What about Uncle Joe!'s feelings? And what about Clareene? Ack! I MUST know!!! *Ahem* Uh... sorry for my outburst... but it was such a good story! Love the writing style! Epic

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