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By | July 2000
Watching Miramax’s two-disc DVD edition is an alternately intriguing and infuriating…
In his fairly short time as a major Hollywood star, Ben Affleck has somehow already managed to carve out a prototypical screen persona for himself: the...
With most animated features skewing toward the lighter side, DreamWorks appears to be cornering the market on "serious" animation with their first...
Affleck made a different attempt to broaden his horizons in his other 2000 release, the action thriller Reindeer Games. He's a game enough sport as...
On the commentary for the DVD of his directorial debut, Oscar-winning cinematographer Janusz Kaminski underscores exactly why the film was so poorly...
Tarsem Singh's controversial science fiction thriller The Cell has a fairly deserved reputation for being quite dark and heavy, but for the director it...
As hard as it may be to believe, I--whose second claim to pseudo-fame on the 'Net has been my Michael Jordan fan sites, plus my work as chat host at his...
Peter Lord and Nick Park's hit animated comedy was largely acclaimed--quite rightfully so--for its clever script, which improbably cast the conventions of...
Unlike a lot of Saturday morning fare, the Rugrats television show also holds a certain amount of entertainment value for parents as well as their kids--a...
Away from the hubbub over raunchy content (which indeed pushed the limits of the PG-13 rating) that surrounded its theatrical release, the hit sequel to...
1) Jackie Chan rides bicycles up walls and under doors in Project A, live on film. Return of the Jedi runs a few badly blue-screened speeder bike models...