MUHAMMAD ALI: THROUGH THE EYES OF THE WORLD

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MUHAMMAD ALI: THROUGH THE EYES OF THE WORLD

Muhammad Ali, in his day, was to boxing, what Michæl Jordan has been to basketball - a legend. In this very comprehensive British television...

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IS “COLLATERAL DAMAGE” A BOMB?

CRITIC DOCTOR EXAMINES: Roger Ebert (Chicago Sun-Times), Maitland McDonagh (TV Guide), Mark Savlov (Austin Chronicle), Jeanne Aufmath (Palo Alto Weekly),...

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BODY HEAT (DVD)

Aside from the over abundance of rather large glasses and sweaty actors, "Body Heat" succeeds fabulously, not only as an excellent example of a classic...

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KURT AND COURTNEY (DVD)

This was either the worst documentary I have ever seen, or the very best. Let me explain... and definitely don't get me wrong here, this film was...

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NETWORK

Would someone please explain to me why contemporary films suck so much? Maybe it is because everything I seem to watch from other eras has been...

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BAD GIRL

In the wake of such recent documentaries on the once-underground, now omnipresent porn industry as "Wadd" and Porn Star: The Legend of Ron Jeremy comes...

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MIRACLE

Dennis P., the spunky hero of "Miracle" played by Stefan Pagels Andersen, is introduced as a swaggering white rapper. For this Danish variation of a barely...

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BAKER’S MEN

"Baker's Men" announces itself with square credit letters resembling bright, freshly painted baby blocks. It's a promising introduction to this...

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THE MARK OF CAIN

"The Mark of Cain" is a sensational documentary, exploring Russia's turbulent history as seen through the eyes - and elaborately tattooed torsos - of the...

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JOHN Q

As a working class father pushed to extraordinary extremes in "John Q," the incomparable Denzel Washington delivers another deeply impassioned performance....

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