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NEXT TIME

By | July 2000

A 19 year-old white kid moves to LA and meets a 39 year-old black woman in a laundromat where they develop a friendship just before the LA riots of 1992. Dubious…

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NEXT TIME

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As always, I must admit to any prior misgivings I had about a film before viewing it as proper warning to any ridiculously subjective reviews I might...

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SUCKER

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Hmmm...A wannabe punk band consisting of three vampires, their necrophilious henchman/manager, and hordes of groupies who are too thrilled to be backstage...

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OUT OF THE LOOP

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I was ecstatic for the first forty minutes of this music documentary, but I took a short nap for the remainder of the film, and I'm certain it wasn't...

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THE TAO OF STEVE

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The Tao of Steve is evidence of a great new phenomenon in filmmaking: chick directors are making movies about guys and not spending the whole time bashing...

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"MY SWEET KILLER" IS LOOSE

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On the heels of its four week Los Angeles theatrical run under the banner of Method Fest Releasing, the psychological horror thriller "My Sweet Killer" has...

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THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HANK GREENBERG

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"The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg" tells the story of the first great Jewish baseball player. Hank played for the Detroit Tigers in the 1930s at a time...

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DREAMERS

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"Dreamers" proves something those of us who live in Hollywood already know - everybody wants to make a movie. This is yet another independent film about...

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THE TAO OF STEVE

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An interesting little romantic comedy that almost succeeds. Its biggest flaw is that its main protagonist is a shade above loathsome. Dex (Donal Logue) is...

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WHAT LIES BENEATH

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In a recent issue of The New Yorker, resident TV critic, Nancy Franklin, offered up a casting suggestion to the makers of CBS' "Survivor." "If CBS really...

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WHAT LIES BENEATH

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"What Lies Beneath" may make you jump next time you look at the bathtub. Claire (Michelle Pfeiffer) feels lonely after her daughter goes away to college....

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