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Acting Their Age Something's Gotta Give
Middle-aged Diane Keaton wins Jack Nicholson away from the young'uns in Something's Gotta Give
By Luke Y. Thompson, December 11, 2003
Let's get the obvious out of the way first: Something's Gotta Give is a film designed to appeal to older women, and it very likely will. Diane... More>>
Farrelly Mediocre Stuck on You
The idiots what brung you Dumb and Dumber ain't funny no more
By Luke Y. Thompson, December 11, 2003
Remember the Farrelly brothers? Makers of Dumb and Dumber and There's Something About Mary? Known for crossing the line of good taste and making... More>>
Not the Sweetest Thing Honey
What a bad feeling -- and taste -- Honey leaves behind
By Robert Wilonsky, December 04, 2003
Honey is one of those movies you will see (or not, whatever), swear you've seen before in several other guises and incarnations, then immediately... More>>
White Dork Down The Last Samurai
Silly Caucasian boy Tom Cruise likes to play with Samurai swords
By Bill Gallo, December 04, 2003
In his career as a Hollywood action figure, Tom Cruise has been dressed in some pretty hip outfits -- a macho fighter pilot's sleek leather... More>>
Indian Giver The Missing
The Missing misses plenty, except ancient prejudices
By Robert Wilonsky, November 27, 2003
In director Ron Howard's The Missing, Tommy Lee Jones's Samuel Jones takes his place among the oldest archetypes in the western genre: the white... More>>
The S-Word Bad Santa
Bad Santa is crude and rude and the jolliest Christmas movie ever
By Robert Wilonsky, November 27, 2003
Bad Santa, in which Billy Bob Thornton plays a drunken department-store Santa who repeatedly swears at children, pisses himself publicly,... More>>
'Pac, Man Tupac: Resurrection
The officially sanctioned Tupac Shakur biopic emerges, and it's quite money
By Gregory Weinkauf, November 20, 2003
There was a gaggle of young women sitting near me during the screening of Tupac: Resurrection. They frequently voiced their enjoyment of the... More>>
Living Dead Girl Gothika
A mean ghost kid kicks Halle Berry's ass in Gothika
By Luke Y. Thompson, November 20, 2003
It took four years, but finally Dark Castle -- Robert Zemeckis and Joel Silver's horror division, which puts out a movie each year around... More>>
Shakedown Cruise Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
On his maiden voyage, veteran director Peter Weir masters the sea epic
By Gregory Weinkauf, November 13, 2003
Russell Crowe to his agent: "More Oscar-bait. Now." Agent, considering his cut of Crowe's $20 million payday: "Yes, sir." A possible scenario,... More>>
Lying Through His Beat Shattered Glass
A dirty journo gets busted in Shattered Glass
By Bill Gallo, November 13, 2003
In the annals of fraud and fakery, a discredited ex-magazine reporter named Stephen Glass will likely wind up a mere footnote. The people who... More>>
Silly Humans, The Matrix Is for Kids! The Matrix Revolutions
Revolutions runs a playful joyride through a nifty vision of hell
By Gregory Weinkauf, November 06, 2003
A not terribly long time ago in an uninhabitable galaxy called Burbank, a generally astute movie studio founded by four Polish siblings alienated... More>>
Big Wet Kiss Love Actually
Richard Curtis is in Love with love, so what's new?
By Robert Wilonsky, November 06, 2003
With its soundtrack stockpiled with songs of romance and Christmas and a screenplay by the man who wrote Bridget Jones's Diary, Four Weddings and... More>>
Ryan's Hope In the Cut
Jane Campion guides Meg Ryan through a stunning career transformation In the Cut
By Gregory Weinkauf, October 30, 2003
Remember that silly little-girl version of Meg Ryan in When Harry Met Sally, snuffling "I'm difficult!" through a charming tantrum? Well, make it... More>>
Black Like Me? The Human Stain
One man's deceptions help to highlight our own flaws in The Human Stain
By Bill Gallo, October 30, 2003
The riddles of identity that drive and disturb Philip Roth's impressive body of fiction usually focus on contemporary Jewish characters whose... More>>
Turn Down the Radio Radio
Cuba gives a loud performance in the mawkish Radio
By Bill Gallo, October 23, 2003
What a new feel-good sports movie called Radio contrives to move us is just fine -- that's what feel-good sports movies are supposed to do. That... More>>
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  1. Star Trek Into Darkness, 70.6 mil, 84.1 mil
  2. Iron Man 3, 35.2 mil, 337.1 mil
  3. The Great Gatsby, 23.4 mil, 90.2 mil
  4. Pain & Gain, 3.1 mil, 46.6 mil
  5. The Croods, 2.8 mil, 176.8 mil
  6. 42, 2.7 mil, 88.7 mil
  7. Oblivion, 2.2 mil, 85.5 mil
  8. Peeples, 2.1 mil, 7.9 mil
  9. Mud, 2.1 mil, 11.6 mil
  10. The Big Wedding, 1.1 mil, 2.2 mil
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