Posted inMovies TV or Not TV? EDtv beats The Truman Show, but you still may feel the urge to channel-surf. Michael SragowMarch 25, 1999April 14, 2023
Posted inMovies Neo-Screwball Strikes Out Forces of Nature goes through all the motions without moving us very much. Bill GalloMarch 18, 1999February 13, 2023
Posted inMovies The King and You and Me This time out, the old chestnut looks like a Happy Meal. M.V. MoorheadMarch 18, 1999August 28, 2023
Posted inMovies The Final Solution Was Survival Passionate, not sentimental, The Las tDays chronicles the Hungarian Holocaust. M.V. MoorheadMarch 18, 1999July 13, 2025
Posted inMovies Men Behaving Badly A buddy-buddy-buddy-buddy movie barrels through the seamy side of swingin’ England. Michael SragowMarch 11, 1999June 4, 2022
Posted inMovies Shallow End of the Pool This melodramatic soap opera lacks the genuineness of the book. Michael SragowMarch 11, 1999April 18, 2024
Posted inMovies Chance of a Lifetime Ken Loach’s My Name Is Joe offers up an unsentimental local hero. Bill GalloMarch 4, 1999March 7, 2024
Posted inMovies Dangerous Intentions In Cruel Intentions, high school kids inherit the burden of Laclos’s social games. Andy KleinMarch 4, 1999June 6, 2025
Posted inMovies Man at the Top The General adroitly animates real-life Irish crime boss Martin Cahill. Michael SragowMarch 4, 1999July 15, 2025
Posted inMovies Marshall Law True to form, director Garry Marshall keeps the mood light in The Other Sister. Jean OppenheimerFebruary 25, 1999June 4, 2022
Posted inMovies Smoke and Mirrors Substance is sparse in the dialogue-heavy world of 200 Cigarettes. M.V. MoorheadFebruary 25, 1999December 13, 2024
Posted inMovies Coal Miner’s Son Excessive reverence knocks October Sky way off course. Michael SragowFebruary 18, 1999July 14, 2025