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Shock and Awe Buffalo Soldiers
The dark Buffalo Soldiers may be one of the year's best
By Luke Y. Thompson, August 07, 2003
Military clerk Ray Elwood (Joaquin Phoenix) is something of a modern-day Sergeant Bilko. Anything you need, he can get. Any scam that's possible,... More>>
Strange Days Garage Days
Alex Proyas's latest should become a cult hit, but it's not the slam-dunk it ought to be
By Luke Y. Thompson, July 31, 2003
The last time a director known for dystopian sci-fi dreamscapes decided to bring his quirky sensibility to a more "real world" project, the... More>>
Higher Ground Northfork
Northfork is the work of angels, real and imagined
By Robert Wilonsky, July 31, 2003
There's magic in Northfork -- both in the movie, by twin brothers Mark and Michael Polish, and in the Montana town soon to be drowned by the... More>>
Making Book Seabiscuit
Seabiscuit is a good enough breed to overtake other summer movies
By Jean Oppenheimer, July 24, 2003
Novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald asserted that "There are no second acts in American lives." But a horse named Seabiscuit and the three disparate men... More>>
Enough's Enough Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over
The Spy Kids go 3-D, but where are Mom and Dad?
By Robert Wilonsky, July 24, 2003
Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over continues a fine tradition of turning third installments of film series into three-dimensional efforts; Amityville 3-D... More>>
Blanding Zone Jet Lag
Juliette Binoche and Jean Reno tire quickly with Jet Lag
By Jean Oppenheimer, July 17, 2003
More like Hollywood fluff than Gallic farce or sophistication, the French romantic comedy Jet Lag stars Juliette Binoche and Jean Reno as... More>>
Ms. Deal How to Deal
When it comes to movies for Mandy, Moore isn't better
By Bill Gallo, July 17, 2003
So much for those crackpot theories about flighty teenagers and their short attention spans. For four long years now the bland pop star Mandy... More>>
Depp's of the Sea Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
In Johnny and the crew's slick and handsome Pirates of the Caribbean, more is somehow less
By Gregory Weinkauf, July 10, 2003
To prepare for reviewing Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, I did the obvious research: I watched Yellowbeard again. Yes,... More>>
Perfect Pool Swimming Pool
Director François Ozon offers many things at once, all of them good
By Jean Oppenheimer, July 10, 2003
French director François Ozon doesn't like to repeat himself. His last film, 8 Women, was a theatrical, rather campy piece of fluff... More>>
Legend of a Lady The Legend of Suriyothai
Suriyothai gives early Thailand an epic identity
By Gregory Weinkauf, July 10, 2003
If, in keeping with current fads, you seek movies featuring females kicking a bunch of ass, your appetite will be tended (and cultivated) at the... More>>
A Great Chase Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Arnold's reprogrammed -- Terminator 3 isn't. But it is fun.
By Gregory Weinkauf, July 03, 2003
Much like "hilarious Islamic comedy" or "sublime Affleck picture," the term "terrific second sequel" isn't bandied about too much. Name one. Took... More>>
Blonde Joke Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde
Someone, please, get Reese Witherspoon to shut up
By Robert Wilonsky, July 03, 2003
ABC-TV has penciled in to its 2004 schedule a series based upon the 2001 film Legally Blonde, for which a pilot has been shot starring someone... More>>
Fallen Angels Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
Charlie’s high-flying heroines kick ass, but not the sequel syndrome
By Luke Y. Thompson, June 26, 2003
As the Columbia Pictures logo looms large in frame till its torch becomes the focal point, we find ourselves in what appears to be a tent full of... More>>
Dead to Rights 28 Days Later
Danny Boyle gets his mojo back in the dig-vid zombie flick 28 Days Later
By Luke Y. Thompson, June 26, 2003
It's the end of the world as we know it, and it's all PETA's fault. Oh, we humored those wacky vegan extremists when they threw paint at rich... More>>
Mind over Matter The Hulk
In Ang Lee's Hulk, the big green guy gets existential
By Bill Gallo, June 19, 2003
He's 12 feet tall. He's ripped. He's quick as a tiger and fierce as a dragon. Lit by his fury to a dull green glow, the guy is sheer, boundless... More>>
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