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By | August 2000
TK
The Patriot has to be the best film ever made about the Revolutionary War, which is odd since there are about three movies about this war. Why do you...
From the tired genre of movies about movie-making, comes this intriguing twist. Eric Leven's "Stop/Motion" tells the story of an old-school stop-motion...
Back in 1984, in the dawn of the video age, when shooting with a "portable" VHS camera package meant lugging around two hefty briefcase-sized units and a...
One can't help getting the feeling that director Elvis Restaino gave his lead character the name "Richard" just so he could use the title "See Dick Die."...
It's one thing to forget that you've already taken your vitamins and pop in a second tablet. It's perfectly understandable to repeat a conversation,...
In college, Dex (Donal Logue) was the man. He had the women and the grades and the party never stopped. By the time the ten year reunion rolls around, Dex...
Speaking from the story perspective, "Love & Sex" doesn't cover much of anything that hadn't already been addressed in other romantic comedies. But at the...
From the man who brought us Flashdance, so Jerry Bruckheimer as producer brings us Coyote Ugly. It's a story about a bunch of hard-ass girls working at a...
Saving Grace is a contemporary story about an ordinary woman's budding independence. At least, that's what the press release says. Saving Grace is also a...
Steven Spielberg has seen it. Well, at least he has a copy. This is the "Anakin Audition" tape that landed in my hands this week. Imagine my surprise...
