Posted inMovies Amused to Death How will Hollywood react, now that real life is more terrifying than fiction? Robert WilonskySeptember 20, 2001June 4, 2022
Posted inMovies Geek Love A Nigerian nerd chases his dream in the well-acted, uneven Jump Tomorrow. Luke Y. ThompsonSeptember 20, 2001May 31, 2025
Posted inMovies Left Behind Bread and Tulips is an Italian Home Alone for the grown-up set. Jean OppenheimerSeptember 13, 2001June 4, 2022
Posted inMovies Northern Composure Tired of downers? In Big Eden, life is full of happy twists. David EhrensteinSeptember 13, 2001March 13, 2024
Posted inMovies All Bases Covered Hardball tries too hard to please, but charms nonetheless. Bill GalloSeptember 13, 2001July 14, 2023
Posted inMovies Metal Meltdown Marky Mark becomes a rock star, but he doesn’t get to enjoy it. Robert WilonskySeptember 6, 2001August 17, 2023
Posted inMovies Tedium for Two Two Can Play That Game gives voice — and far too much of it — to female dating tactics. Luke Y. ThompsonSeptember 6, 2001May 25, 2025
Posted inMovies Out of Africa Lumumba delivers a thrilling if simplified history lesson. Andy KleinSeptember 6, 2001June 19, 2025
Posted inMovies Shakespeare in Suburbia Tim Blake Nelson’s O places Othello‘s tragedy in a modern-day boarding school. Luke Y. ThompsonAugust 30, 2001September 1, 2024
Posted inMovies Gimme Swelter Wet Hot American Summer is, at best, soggy and lukewarm. Gregory WeinkaufAugust 30, 2001September 20, 2023
Posted inMovies The Living End From the directors of Suture comes a new film noir that’s more deep than dead. Andy KleinAugust 23, 2001July 22, 2023
Posted inMovies Cowboys and Martians John Carpenter stages a spooky showdown on the Red Planet. Gregory WeinkaufAugust 23, 2001August 23, 2023