Monthly Archives: April 2002

ONE THOUSAND YEARS

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SXSW FIRST FILMS NARRATIVE REVIEW! Videotape is way too cheap. Because it’s so cheap, we’re all being subjected to this so-called “DV Revolution” in filmmaking…

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ONE THOUSAND YEARS

Videotape is way too cheap. Because it's so cheap, we're all being subjected to this so-called "DV Revolution" in filmmaking, whereby anyone with a...

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MARTIN AND ORLOFF

One wouldn't think that getting pressed into service as a softball umpire would be the most advisable form of therapy when you've just been released from...

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SXSW BURGER HUT PROMOS

I calculate that I have been to over 100 film festivals since I was 12. I try to hit at least 10 new festivals a year in addition to my usual stops and I...

IS “HIGH CRIMES” THE REAL CRIME?

CRITIC DOCTOR EXAMINES: Michæl Dequina (filmthreat.com), Jack Garner (democratandchronicle.com), Betty Jo Tucker (reeltalkreviews.com), Susan Stark...

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THE SEARCH FOR JOHN GISSING

I don't know what the British phrase might be for giving someone a run-around, but whatever it is, John Gissing (Alan Rickman) is sure giving it to Matthew...

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NEW “MIB II” ALIEN ROCKS

You've met "Mosh Bulb" and the "Eye Guy" from Sony's upcoming Men in Black II over the last few weeks. This week's new alien rocks a little harder than...

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SPIDER-MAN MARATHON ON T.V.

Miss the morning vacation traffic this Memorial Day weekend, May 25th-27th, 2002, and keep your ass firmly glued to the couch from 7 to 9AM. ABC Family is...

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MURDER BY NUMBERS

"Murder by Numbers" is everything its title implies, a standard-issue crime drama spat out from the Tinseltown assembly line: it gives a name actor a...

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THE SCORPION KING

Hollywood action would-be blockbusters are, by their very definition, the most shameless of commercial enterprises, concerned more with raking in as much...

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POWELL AND PRESSBURGER AT THE CINEMATHEQUE

From May 2nd through May 9th, 2002, The Egyptian Theatre and American Cinematheque in Los Angeles will pay homage to the unique writing/directing/producing...

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