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By | June 2005
Movies about British lawn bowls suck…
While I’m not a big sports fan, I will admit (very reluctantly) that I tend to like sports movies. Generally speaking, I thought that there was only one...
While Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather Part II” is certainly one of the best sequels ever made, “The Godfather Part III” must be one of the...
Quentin Lee, the highly talented creator of "Shopping for Fangs" and "Drift," has returned with a provocative and poignant new feature called "Ethan Mao." ...
One of the most extraordinary retro discoveries to come along on DVD in ages is the 1946 obscurity "Boy! What a Girl!" Made in Harlem with an all-black...
I’m not sure what I can say about Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Godfather Part II” that hasn’t been said already, and probably more eloquently, by...
This 1938 oddity, Hollywood's first and (to date) only all-midget musical Western, was resurrected from obscurity in the late 1970s thanks to the Medved...
"You know this is the place dontcha? Where it comes from… so they say." A man and a boy are standing by a well, and the man tells the boy a story. I...
BOOTLEG FILES 082: "Connecting Rooms" (1969 British drama starring Bette Davis and Michael Redgrave). LAST SEEN: We cannot confirm the last public...
When Janie’s sister is abducted and taken to a women’s prison in the Phillipines (to be used as a guinea pig for scientific research), the young...
“Red Doors” is the debut feature from writer/director Georgia Lee, and attempts to breathe some new life into the hoary family drama genre. The Wongs...
