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Identity Crisis Identity
James Mangold's latest looks scary, plays funny and might be genius for it
By Robert Wilonsky, April 24, 2003
You can't be sure what to make of Identity for its first hour: Director James Mangold's initial foray into the horror genre plays so much like a... More>>
The French Conniption The Good Thief
Nick Nolte pulls off a twitchy Gallic heist
By Gregory Weinkauf, April 17, 2003
Imagine a large, dead Saint Bernard with its bones removed. Then visualize a hefty bellows inserted into it from behind, with a gorilla hopping... More>>
Digging for Treasure Holes
With Holes, Disney serves up more than the usual kiddie fare
By Bill Gallo, April 17, 2003
The Harry Potter phenomenon has aroused in publishers and studio heads alike a sudden new appreciation for our children's needs. These people... More>>
Hallway Gangstas Better Luck Tomorrow
When bad things happen to good kids, their Luck always holds
By Robert Wilonsky, April 17, 2003
Better Luck Tomorrow, about Asian-American high schoolers making good grades but up to no good, arrives with the minor furor attendant a Sundance... More>>
Fight Club Anger Management
Sandler and Nicholson yell at each other, and it's unpleasant
By Robert Wilonsky, April 10, 2003
Among Anger Management's copious flaws is the fact that its premise doesn't wash. Adam Sandler's Dave Buznik, a designer of catalogs for... More>>
Sexual Healing Laurel Canyon
In Laurel Canyon, a little erotic temptation proves good for the soul
By Luke Y. Thompson, April 10, 2003
Then you see a glamorous movie star like Kate Beckinsale tying her hair back and wearing glasses, it's surefire shorthand that she's an uptight... More>>
Dud Can Dance Assassination Tango
Robert Duvall's vanity project Assassination Tango wastes his time and ours
By Luke Y. Thompson, April 10, 2003
In 1997's The Apostle, Robert Duvall took on a subject near and dear to his heart: Southern Pentecostal preachers. No one would make the film for... More>>
Wrong Number Phone Booth
Colin Farrell is stuck in a Phone Booth. Shoot, already.
By Robert Wilonsky, April 03, 2003
A man, peering through the scope of a sniper's rifle muffled by a silencer, holds hostage someone he considers an evildoer. They communicate via... More>>
Girls with Balls Bend It Like Beckham
The UK's Bend It Like Beckham scores big
By Gregory Weinkauf, April 03, 2003
It was only in 1967 that Great Britain struck from its jurisprudence the "common scold," essentially a crime of catty insolence for which the... More>>
The Kids Aren't Alright Spun
Fledgling director Jonas Akerlund spins the next hip dope flick
By Gregory Weinkauf, April 03, 2003
Even under our current government, drugs are still something of a problem in society, which means that the rockin' and reelin' Spun hasn't... More>>
Pap Fiction Basic
Travolta unloads another awful bomb in Basic
By Robert Wilonsky, March 27, 2003
It's hard to believe they were originally going to release Basic before bombs started falling over Baghdad; if it isn't the worst movie of 2003... More>>
Dead-On Dead End Morvern Callar
Quiet, quirky Morvern Callar chases her freedom
By Andy Klein, March 27, 2003
The title Morvern Callar may sound like an Edward Gorey book or a job designation for telephone solicitors, but it's actually a name --... More>>
Dream River Till Human Voices Wake Us
Michael Petroni explores where we go Till Human Voices Wake Us
By Gregory Weinkauf, March 27, 2003
Emerging from Till Human Voices Wake Us, it was easy to overhear some male viewers striving adamantly to put the film's metaphysical themes in... More>>
The Stunted The Hunted
Friedkin tries -- and fails -- to make a French Connection with The Hunted
By Andy Klein, March 20, 2003
The Hunted pits Tommy Lee Jones against Benicio Del Toro in a battle of hand-to-hand, wit-to-wit fighting skills. Frankly, my money would be on... More>>
Take a Hike Gerry
Gerry survives nicely on scant dialogue and ample images
By Gregory Weinkauf, March 20, 2003
You know how boys love to play soldier? How they get stern-faced and march out to destroy an enemy whom they believe needs destroying? Well,... More>>
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