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By | May 1998
Freeman makes us care about these tough, slang-spoutin’ punks, which is impressive…
Writer/director Morgan J. Freeman's (not the actor) earnest debut and 1997 Sundance Award Winner wasn't half bad, although it can't be good when the first...
Whit Stillman's third and most indulgent installment of his autobiographical preppie/yuppie trilogy. Set in the early 80's, during the hey day of disco,...
It's surprisingly difficult to turn even the most successful stage play into a decent movie. "Deep in the Heart (of Texas)," Stephen Purvis' hit-and-miss...
DIAL H-I-S-T-O-R-Y (1997) ^ * * * * 1/2 ^ Belgian Johan Grimonprez's "Dial H-I-S-T-O-R-Y" is a minor masterpiece. The 68-minute video, cobbled together...
Rain. Rain. Lots of rain. In fact, in almost every scene in this entire movie, it rains. Really wet rain. It actually gets depressing and tiresome after...
Warren Beatty plays Senator Bulworth, who, on the eve of his planned suicide (he puts a hit out on himself) grows a conscience. He speaks his mind and...
WR: MYSTERIES OF THE ORGANISM (1971) ^ * * * * 1/2 ^ Dusan Makavejev's inimitable "WR" is as weird and wonderful a movie as they come. Part documentary on...
Mark Pirro is one of indie film's unsung heroes. He was the guy that proved an underground film could air on regular televison. His feature-length "A...
Like "Hoop Dreams," Spike Lee's latest revolves around a hot high school basketball star (NBær Ray Allen as the kid poetically named Jesus) and like...
This is a brave summer movie. Yeah, this is another asteroid-is-about-to-destroy-the-earth flick but it does what no other summer movie will dare do --...