Posted inMovies A Menace All Its Own Devotees of Star Trek get their 15 minutes in an upbeat, sometimes disturbing documentary. Bill GalloMay 20, 1999August 20, 2022
Posted inMovies Sweetness and Lightsabers Unfortunate nods to kiddies and ’90s culture aside, The Phantom Menace is Star Wars, all right. Glenn GaslinMay 20, 1999July 20, 2025
Posted inMovies A Royal Flush The Castle sends goodwill and love spiraling down the drain. Andy KleinMay 13, 1999June 27, 2025
Posted inMovies Sunny, and Cher World War II gets the whimsical treatment in the annoying Tea With Mussolini. Jean OppenheimerMay 13, 1999June 20, 2025
Posted inMovies A Dream Both Gauzy and Gutsy Hoffman does Shakespeare the way Shakespeare should be done. M.V. MoorheadMay 13, 1999June 26, 2025
Posted inMovies The Hollywood Monologues Julia Sweeney Explains It All for You. Michael SragowMay 6, 1999March 30, 2025
Posted inMovies High School Unhinged Student council elections fuel a wry examination of hypocrisy and desire. Bill GalloMay 6, 1999September 26, 2024
Posted inMovies The Great Caper Collapse Connery runs on empty in this art-heist romance. Hal HinsonApril 29, 1999June 18, 2025
Posted inMovies I Was a Headless, Pot-Smoking Teenage Zombie Thanks to Hollywood’s endless pursuit of today’s youth, horror movies are fun again. Glenn GaslinApril 29, 1999July 6, 2025
Posted inMovies Force Feeding The Star Wars trilogy spawned a generation of loyal fans–characters just as colorful as the on-screen heroes they worship. And after 16 years of silence, the Force is with them again. Glenn GaslinApril 29, 1999June 16, 2025
Posted inMovies Virtual Content and Its Discontents David Cronenberg proves that reality games can be adult fun. Michael SragowApril 22, 1999July 19, 2025