RAIN

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RAIN

If a film was to take a look back on someone's childhood adventures, most of which took place in and around a beach front house, odds are that the film...

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THE CAT’S MEOW

It echoes down the passageway, piercing your drums at every strained output and despite its misleadingly endearing carrier, the screech is relentless and...

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FRAILTY

Like a blistering Peach that's rotten to the core, Bill Paxton's "Frailty" is so immodestly unripe; yet so horrendously tempting you'll find it hard to...

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RETURN OF THE SECAUCUS SEVEN

In the sixties and seventies, "American independent" films basically came in three varieties: exploitation, sexploitation and blaxploitation. Art houses...

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THE SWEETEST THING

Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate, and Thomas Jane. They, and the chemistry between them, are the only sweet things about "The Sweetest Thing," a sour...

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CHANGING LANES

Any film bearing the tag line "One wrong turn deserves another" seems crying out to have that bit of ad copy flipped around in a review, but the gritty...

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HUMAN NATURE

Some films have a complex message, some don't. Some films have a complex structure and others don't. As the film about to be discussed was written by...

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THE POOR AND HUNGRY

I was beginning to wonder if making a feature film in which none of the characters had anything at all to do with the film industry was still possible....

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ZEN AND THE ART OF LANDSCAPING

Greg goes by the name Zen. He's a landscaper and little does he know that he's in for the most dramatic day of his life. After doing his duty trimming a...

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THE HUMAN BEEING

The only problem I had with this film was that if I had a human bee, I'd dress him as a pirate to go beg for change on the street so we would have the...

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