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By | January 2000
A depressed man (Dennis McMorrow) has reached the end of his rope…
A depressed man (Dennis McMorrow) has reached the end of his rope. The lonely, elderly soul wakes up in his sparsely furnished room, rolls his rotund frame...
Ah, here come those holiday movies. Since The Grinch will be attempting to steal Christmas this year, What's Cooking? has its beady little eyes set on...
After an innocuous beginning documenting the honey harvesting process, the honey itself is followed (Slacker style) into a supermarket, then a den of ...
Mike Leigh is a highly respected artist in the worlds of film and theatre. Since directing his first film in 1971, he has developed a very specific method...
Yet another "Alien" clone. Angela Bassett is the tough-as-nails chick - a la Sigourney - and James Spader is the resourceful captain, but neither of them...
We've got Frank Darabont for Stephen King prison movies, Joel Schumacher for films inappropriately set in discos, and we have Ron Shelton as the reigning...
Have you ever heard somebody pose the question, "How can you sleep at night?" Do you have to stifle the urge to laugh? I do. It seems that question is...
Ahhhhh! It's amazing how enjoyable Shakespeare can be when Kenneth Branagh isn't involved. Julie Taymor made her reputation with stage versions of "The...
This film begins with a paragraph about man's inner voice, sometimes thought to be the voice of God, and about the opportunities for finding fortune and...
"All the Wrong Places" opens with two quick strikes against it: 1) It's a romantic comedy, the most worn out genre of the 90s, and 2) the lead character is...
