Monthly Archives: February 2003

THE TREATY

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While the premise of “The Treaty” is fairly straightforward, it was tougher to realize why this film worked so well…

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THE TREATY

While the premise of “The Treaty” is fairly straightforward it was tougher to realize why this film worked so well. Only after time it becomes apparent...

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OLD SCHOOL

Let’s start by saying that “Old School” had no redeeming value to it. None at all. In fact, it held up so many things that are wrong in today’s...

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OLYMPIC GREASY WATERMELON (DVD)

No, wait! Come back! How predictable. You saw the title of the review and thought, “No freaking way am I reading a review of a movie with a title like...

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GODS AND GENERALS

“Gods and Generals” tells the story of the great Confederate general Stonewall Jackson. It begins at the onset of the Civil War when Jackson is...

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CLYDE

"Clyde" is a five-minute black-and-white student film in which a homeless New York man babbles about himself and his world while he is being shaved on a...

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LA BOHEME (DVD)

Contrary to the critics' grumbling, opera and cinema are not incompatible. The rarely seen 1965 film adaptation of Puccini's "La Boheme," which is now...

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MASSACRE (DVD)

I approached this DVD with a lot of curiosity. The blurb on the back mentioned something about “six gorgeous models” having a weekend of fun-in-the-sun...

FILMMAKERS IN DISGUISE

The Annapolis Film Festival is a new three-day event complete with a masquerade ball. Now that’s a film festival worth attending. Taking place October...

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MAY

The scorching horror of "Carrie" and the genre satisfying thrills of "Re-Animator" coalesce to conceive “May”, a delicious new horror feature from...

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GENNDY TARTAKOVSKY TURNS TO THE DARK SIDE

Star Wars fans who can’t get enough of that final battle sequence in Attack of the Clones can drop their pants, grease ‘em up, and get ready for more...

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