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By | September 1999
“The Dinner Game” is just a plain old fun movie…
Pierre Brochant (Thierry Lhermitte) and his yuppie friends have a weekly ritual they call "The Idiot Dinner" in which each invites the biggest buffoon,...
A Barbie-style doll braves the madness of the Sundance Film Festival while her film enters competition. Director Abner Zurd uses wires to control the doll...
Farley Mowat did what? The hell, you say! Wait a minute, who the heck is Farley Mowat? According to Ken Hegan, the writer, director and narrator of this...
I tried to check my notes for this film before I started my review and realized that the only thing I wrote down was the word "bored." I meant this to...
A priest beckons to Mary who approaches him on all fours. He then unzips his fly and takes out a crucifix, upon which the woman proceeds to perform oral...
Schusterman Levine: A Boxing Fable, is the fictional tale of a talentless amateur boxer's desire to make it to the Olympics. Shot as a mock-umentary,...
Writer/director Lawrence Kasdan hasn't directed a film in four years ("French Kiss") and hasn't written a film in five years ("Wyatt Earp"), but like every...
Elmo is past my time since I grew up watching Sesame Street in the 70s before all these new characters. The story has to do with Elmo's lost blanket, the...
"Don't bring a dumb date," advises the promo slogan for "The Minus Man." "Conversation usually follows." Uh, huh. And I bet it starts with something like,...
I think Bruce Willis has a problem. He would appear to be at odds with his wise-cracking, action-star public persona. Luckily, Bruce found Alan Rudolph,...
