Posted inMovies Rites of Spring Bernardo Bertolucci revisits young love with The Dreamers. Gregory WeinkaufFebruary 11, 2004June 22, 2025
Posted inMovies Adam ‘n’ Heave 50 First Dates is a patchy toss-off strictly for Sandler fans. Luke Y. ThompsonFebruary 11, 2004July 15, 2025
Posted inMovies Ooh la la! Funky and grotesque, The Triplets of Belleville will animate your world. Gregory WeinkaufFebruary 11, 2004June 23, 2025
Posted inMovies Score! When it comes to hockey movies, Miracle is as big a winner as its heroes. Bill GalloFebruary 4, 2004June 5, 2025
Posted inMovies Gettin’ Windy in the City The Chicago clip crew gleefully gabs on in Barbershop 2. Gregory WeinkaufFebruary 4, 2004June 4, 2022
Posted inMovies Dance, Dance, Dance Robert Altman’s love letter to ballet is beautiful but empty. Melissa LevineFebruary 4, 2004April 27, 2025
Posted inMovies Don’t Kid Yourself Bart Freundlich is the wrong guy to make a big-studio comic caper for children. Luke Y. ThompsonFebruary 4, 2004July 30, 2023
Posted inMovies Elephant‘s Graveyard Gus Van Sant explores the American high school. Bill GalloFebruary 4, 2004September 20, 2024
Posted inMovies Elmore or Less There’s little merit to The Big Bounce. Bill GalloJanuary 28, 2004October 15, 2023
Posted inMovies College Bored The Perfect Score adds a neat twist to the heist movie, then bungles it. Luke Y. ThompsonJanuary 28, 2004July 5, 2023
Posted inMovies Pop It, Lock It, Yo You Got Served exhumes something suspiciously akin to breakdancing. Gregory WeinkaufJanuary 28, 2004October 21, 2023
Posted inMovies Painting by Numbers One picture may speak 1,000 words, but this film about one says considerably less. Luke Y. ThompsonJanuary 28, 2004July 16, 2023