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By | January 2001
TK
1. CLEOPATRA (1917) ^ The glorious Nile monarch has been depicted in films by Claudette Colbert, Vivien Leigh and Elizabeth Taylor, but the most...
CRITIC DOCTOR EXAMINES: Chris Gore (filmthreat.com), Terry Lawson (Detroit Free Press), Bob Strauss (Los Angeles Daily News), Susan Stark (Detroit News),...
4. HUMAN WRECKAGE (1923) ^ One of the great Hollywood tragedies of the early 1920s was the death of virile leading man Wallace Reid in a sanitarium...
7. OKLAHOMA! -- THE JAMES DEAN AUDITION (1954) ^ In casting the screen adaptation of the Broadway musical landmark "Oklahoma!", director Fred Zinnemann...
It must be admitted that Spike Lee didn't do much to help his audience understand the film. In fact he was so appalled that it was misunderstood and at the...
Danny Aiello's Sal argues quite elegantly that insurance money does not replace the sentimental value of the pizzeria that he literally built himself. He...
So why does Mookie throw the garbage can through the window? It's not Sal's fault that Bill Nunn's Radio Raheem is dead. Trashing Sal's is by no means...
Raheem tells Mookie that there are no two ways about it. "If I love you I love you, but if I hate you I hate you." Every issue is black and white to Raheem...
Here is the unedited, real e-mail (not that fake crap you read on some film sites) that Jeff "The Dude" Dowd sent out just before the Sundance 2001 Film...
It's hard to believe it's been over twenty years since this film came out. Really hard. "Return of the Secaucus Seven" has no real conflict, except the...