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BOOTMEN

By | November 2000

“Bootmen,” the latest of the “dancing yes, singing no” brand of musical follows a rebellious young male steel worker in Australia wants to become a tap dancer…

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BOOTMEN

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Not all the talk surrounding Lars von Trier's "Dancer in the Dark" revolves around the film's love-it-or-hate-it qualities (though most of it is). With...

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THE FANTASTICKS

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It is tempting to call "The Fantasticks," Michæl Ritchie's long-on-the-shelf (it was completed in 1995) film of the long-running off-Broadway musical...

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THE "LEGEND" RAPS ON

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Chances are you spent your hard-earned money last weekend at a screening of "Charlie's Angels," but the sensitive golf period drama "The Legend of Bagger...

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REACH OUT AND TOUCH "AMY STILLER'S BREAST"

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What do you do if you're a struggling actress in Hollywood who, despite being a part of a very famous family, still has problems landing a job? In the...

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THE STAR WARS FAN FILM NETWORK

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Though it isn't set to launch until later this year, The Star Wars Fan Film Network is already causing a stir with the legions of the sci-fi classic's...

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DR. T AND THE WOMEN

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Robert Altman's latest, "Dr. T and the Women" recently opened the 2000 Chicago International Film Festival, with star Richard Gere also receiving the...

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THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE

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Just who is Bagger Vance, and why is he so legendary? Or, more importantly, why should anyone care? "The Legend of Bagger Vance," Robert Redford's film...

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MERCY STREETS

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"Mercy Streets" is the latest feature film project from squeaky clean, family-friendly Providence Entertainment, the makers of last year's abysmal...

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THE LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER

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At long last, the American masses will get a glimpse of what Jackie Chan can really do with the long-overdue wide release of his classic 1994 Hong Kong...

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STATE AND MAIN

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David Mamet's filmmaking comedy may not be entirely original, but it's so shamelessly entertaining that it wins you over anyway. It's that old chestnut...

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