Posted inMovies Same Old Song Mr. Holland goes to France, in a feel-good film that doesn’t. Melissa LevineFebruary 9, 2005July 6, 2025
Posted inMovies Secrets and Lies In Mike Leigh’s new film, motherhood is a very tricky business. Melissa LevineFebruary 2, 2005June 4, 2022
Posted inMovies The Anton Newcombe Massacre An underground band self-destructs in the hands of its damaged leader. Melissa LevineJanuary 26, 2005August 3, 2023
Posted inMovies Is It Over Yet? Ice Cube’s family movie may make you long for the hood. Melissa LevineJanuary 19, 2005January 14, 2023
Posted inMovies Bomb-alie A French auteur makes a Hollywood-style epic. Melissa LevineDecember 22, 2004June 9, 2023
Posted inMovies Enduring Creepiness A taut psychological drama morphs into a thriller. Unfortunately. Melissa LevineNovember 17, 2004July 3, 2023
Posted inMovies Sour Grapes A bitter wine freak makes an adorable hero in Alexander Payne’s Sideways. Melissa LevineNovember 10, 2004January 24, 2025
Posted inMovies Strife Is Beautiful Yes, it’s another waning-samurai film, but this one is brilliant. Melissa LevineNovember 3, 2004May 17, 2025
Posted inMovies Beating the Bush Another documentary exposes the President as a right-wing imperialist. Melissa LevineOctober 20, 2004June 14, 2024
Posted inMovies The Company Line A new film denounces corporate ruthlessness. Melissa LevineSeptember 22, 2004July 13, 2022
Posted inMovies Empty Sex John Waters’s latest farce strives for nothing more than NC-17. Melissa LevineSeptember 22, 2004July 29, 2025
Posted inMovies The People’s Historian Documentary shines a light on the luminous Howard Zinn. Melissa LevineSeptember 8, 2004April 23, 2025