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Head Trip Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
Between hard rock and a safe place, Metallica finds itself
, July 29, 2004
Perhaps the most unlikely thing to capture on film is the creative process--the spinning of gears, the tripping of wires, the breaking of hearts... More>>
Summer Camp The Manchurian Candidate
Demme goes for the knowing giggle in his Candidate overhaul
, July 29, 2004
Jonathan Demme's gutsy The Manchurian Candidate, which dares to rear its head just as the Democratic National Convention convenes in Boston, is... More>>
A Home at the End of the World
Everybody loves Colin in A Home at the End of the World
, July 29, 2004
You may have already heard the stories about A Home at the End of the World. In what many viewers have deemed a big loss, Colin Farrell's penis... More>>
Maria Full of Grace
A woman chugs drugs to save her family in Maria Full of Grace
, July 29, 2004
Winner of the Dramatic Audience Award at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival, Maria Full of Grace is an uncomfortably realistic look at a 17-year-old... More>>
Meow Mixed Catwoman
Catwoman prompts both purrs and hisses
, July 22, 2004
Without risking much critical credibility, it can be said that Catwoman succeeds on its own feline terms. Much like a cat, the movie is a... More>>
The Company Line The Corporation
A film denouncing corporate ruthlessness could use some downsizing
, July 22, 2004
Near the beginning of The Corporation, a damning documentary designed to expose everything that is irresponsible, immoral, inhumane and lethal... More>>
I'll Sleep, Period I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
Mike Hodges follows up Croupier with a somnambulistic crime drama
, July 22, 2004
It would be nice to declare, "Fans of Mike Hodges, rejoice!" or some such thing at the arrival of the veteran director's latest film; alas, not... More>>
Sacrificing Isaac I, Robot
I, Robot owes little to Asimov and much to prior sci-fi cinema
, July 15, 2004
If you're wondering how Hollywood could possibly adapt Isaac Asimov's I, Robot, a collection of similarly themed short stories bound together by... More>>
Just One of Those Biopics De-Lovely
The songs are immortal, even if Porter pic isn't
, July 15, 2004
"Is this one of those avant-garde things?" a dying Cole Porter (Kevin Kline) warily asks Gabe (Jonathan Pryce), a sort of Ghost of Musicals Past... More>>
A Gift to Grief The Door in the Floor
Jeff Bridges is at his swaggering best in a film about a couple wrecked by loss
, July 15, 2004
The opening moments of The Door in the Floor are not promising. A little girl stands on a chair in a hallway of photos, pointing at the images... More>>
Until the Night Before Sunset
Delpy and Hawke reteam to ponder love Before Sunset
, July 08, 2004
"Memory is a wonderful thing, if you don't have to deal with the past," declares French Celine (Julie Delpy) to her erstwhile American... More>>
The Real World The 17th Annual Dallas Video Festival
The Dallas Video Festival shows all the news not fit for print
, July 08, 2004
Not one of this city's countless film festivals is as much an extension of its founder, and programmer, as the Dallas Video Festival. To see but... More>>
Good News Anchorman
Will Ferrell's Anchorman is dumb, and funny, as hell
, July 08, 2004
Anchorman, co-written by its star Will Ferrell, plays like a series of outtakes strung together more or less in random sequence. There's a vague... More>>
Run, Do Not Crawl Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man swings in this touching, thrilling, superior sequel
, July 01, 2004
All you need to know about Spider-Man 2 is revealed in the opening credits, in which comic-book artist Alex Ross recaps the 2002 original in... More>>
Strife Is Beautiful Twilight Samurai
Yes, it's another waning-samurai film, but this one is brilliant
, July 01, 2004
Samurai have never been strangers to film; in fact, an entire genre has sprung from their legend, with plenty of attendant offshoots,... More>>
Soul Doubt America's Heart & Soul
Louis Schwartzberg aims for America's Heart, but mostly sticks to the surface
, July 01, 2004
America's Heart & Soul, the debut feature from commercial director Louis Schwartzberg, is being depicted in some quarters as the antidote to... More>>
George of  the Bungle Fahrenheit 9/11
Michael Moore goes Bushwhacking in Fahrenheit 9/11
, June 24, 2004
A strong toxin requires a strong antidote. In the case of the Bush administration, the cure is being served in significant part by Michael Moore,... More>>
Tears in Heaven The Notebook
Need a love story to cry over? Leaf through The Notebook.
, June 24, 2004
It's often a challenge to fairly assess a film that, by its very conception, is simply targeted to an entirely different demographic from one's... More>>
Sa-Weet! Napoleon Dynamite
Deadpan irony is the rule in this triumphant high school geek comedy
, June 24, 2004
It's charming. It's hilarious. It is perhaps the most beautifully crafted, lovingly rendered portrait of extreme geekitude ever to grace the... More>>
Wrong Wayans White Chicks
Do the right thing: Avoid White Chicks in bad masks
, June 24, 2004
Perhaps some day in the distant future, film scholars and academics concerned with race relations will devote papers and lectures and even entire... More>>
Sure Feels Like 80 Days Around the World in 80 Days
Jackie Chan takes a long trip, and it feels like déjá vu
, June 17, 2004
You might think that with the technological advances in moviemaking since 1956 that this new version of Around the World in 80 Days would at... More>>
Burning Japanese Godzilla
Godzilla after 50 years reveals more than just a rubber suit
, June 17, 2004
It begins with the roar. That unmistakable sound, like an untuned violin being scraped against a rusty saw blade. Anyone with any exposure at all... More>>
Playing on Fear The Terminal
Spielberg and Hanks spawn a daring new genre: the post-9-11 comedy
, June 17, 2004
Getting stranded at snowbound O'Hare for the night is one thing. You call home, maybe knock down a couple of martinis, then grab a blanket. A... More>>
Kiickasssss! Baadasssss!
A son pays his respects to a father who filmed a revolution
, June 10, 2004
The real Melvin Van Peebles shows up just once in Baadasssss!, a fictionalized account of his making of Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song in... More>>
The Whole Truth? Control Room
Inside Al-Jazeera, journalists tell a familiar story unfamiliarly
, June 10, 2004
Jehane Noujaim co-directed 2001's remarkable Startup.com, about two Internet whiz kids who brokered just enough big deals to wind up with broken... More>>
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