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Family Ties Broken Wings
An Israeli clan takes its Broken Wings and tries to fly again
, April 15, 2004
In Israeli writer-director Nir Bergman's Broken Wings, we never see an automatic weapon, a military roadblock or a horrific explosion on a city... More>>
None Like It Lame Connie and Carla
Connie and Carla models a classic but ends up being a drag
, April 15, 2004
When we first see the title characters of Connie and Carla, a penny-dreadful imitation of one of Hollywood's most inimitable comedies, they are... More>>
Heart of Gold Greendale
Neil Young charts his Greendale via "a little love and affection"
, April 08, 2004
Up front, it's "full disclosure" time. Let it be confessed here, publicly, that I have never been a religious Neil Young fan. Always liked him... More>>
Messin'  With Texas The Alamo
The Alamo gets what it always needed--a happy ending!
, April 08, 2004
It is, to those of us born and raised in Texas, the Greatest Story Ever Told and Retold; who can forget the Alamo when it's on every Texas... More>>
Blarney Rubble Intermission
Intermission kicks through the debris of modern Ireland
, April 01, 2004
As a proud sponsor of the Colin Farrell media blitz, Intermission opens on the lad's salable mug, basically sporting the same buzz-cut 'n' tats... More>>
Lost  in Translation Lost Boys of Sudan
Sudanese refugees struggle to make their way in America
, April 01, 2004
Those of us who grew up in the United States may be weary of our country's claims of freedom and opportunity. Faced with a wobbly quote from our... More>>
The Wince  and Me The Prince and Me
This Roman Holiday redux sacrifices itself for a happy ending
, April 01, 2004
She's a pre-med farm girl intent on administering to the world's suffering children. He's a car-racing Danish prince looking to shed the burdens... More>>
What the Devil? Hellboy
Another comic-book movie goes straight to Hellboy
, April 01, 2004
The Golden Age of the Comic Book Movie has turned the color of tarnished copper. But there is no going back, not when comic shops have become... More>>
Papa Tried Jersey Girl
Family man Smith goes soft in a story about a Girl
, March 25, 2004
Jersey Girl, the sixth film by writer-director Kevin Smith, is the least Kevin Smith-y film he's ever made, which will be welcome news to those... More>>
Suth'n Comfort The Ladykillers
Tom Hanks steals the Coens' latest by playing--get this--very broad and funny
, March 25, 2004
The Ladykillers is the second film in as many years made by Joel and Ethan Coen to fill space between pet projects that seem to run off leash;... More>>
Baby Love Tokyo Godfathers
The belated holiday anime Tokyo Godfathers is a genre-bending offer you shouldn't refuse
, March 25, 2004
Viewers rightfully marvel at the colorful CG seascapes of Finding Nemo and the unique drawing style of The Triplets of Belleville, but when it... More>>
Forget Me Not Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Inside the Spotless Mind is a big and beating heart
, March 18, 2004
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, in which a man has recollections of a soured relationship erased from his brain, may be the most romantic... More>>
Lenin Grads Good bye, Lenin!
A sweet German film pokes fun at East Berlin life after communism
, March 18, 2004
If you were a college-aged East Berliner in October 1989, chances are that your time was occupied by one of several things. Protesting comes to... More>>
Hamer Time Kitchen Stories
This unconventional comedic drama from Norway might be just the ticket
, March 18, 2004
The appeal of a quirky little Norwegian film called Kitchen Stories arises from the unlikeliest of sources--a series of domestic studies... More>>
Breast in Show Taking Lives
Angelina Jolie stars in Taking Lives, but the filmmakers are the real boobs
, March 18, 2004
Oh, dear. Angelina Jolie's made another bad film. Is it too soon to give up on her yet? There's no denying that Jolie is sexy as hell. The... More>>
Talk, Talk Monsieur Ibrahim
Omar Sharif plays a surrogate father who's a little too wise for his own good
, March 11, 2004
Remember Omar Sharif? He's been all but absent from the silver screen in recent years (though he has been seen--or at least heard--on... More>>
Punk Monk The Reckoning
Paul Bettany gets medieval in The Reckoning
, March 11, 2004
It's a bit unorthodox to ladle superlatives all over a film in the opening paragraph, but The Reckoning deserves them. Moving, gripping and... More>>
Damn it, Mamet Spartan
The master of macho dialogue loses his touch
, March 11, 2004
The problem with Spartan isn't so much that it's mediocre, but that it could be a whole lot better. Unlike writer-director David Mamet's last... More>>
From Bad to Worse Osama
An Afghan girl faces the terror of life under the Taliban
, March 11, 2004
If you were expecting the first film to emerge from Afghanistan since the defeat of the Taliban to be even remotely celebratory, you'll have to... More>>
Mold School Starsky & Hutch
It's Hutch ado about nothing in this so-so remake
, March 04, 2004
Maybe the most amazing thing about the big-screen version of Starsky & Hutch is how much smaller it feels than its predecessor, the William... More>>
Bush Comes to Shove Hidalgo
Like America's current leaders, Viggo and Hidalgo try to "enlighten" the Arabs with Western justice
, March 04, 2004
At first glance, Hidalgo seems to be nothing more than an old-fashioned, flat-footed adventure epic plunked down on a vast stretch of desert and... More>>
Rites of Spring The Dreamers
Bernardo Bertolucci revisits young love with The Dreamers
, March 04, 2004
It is so very nice when a movie completely outstrips the expectations conjured by its trailer, as is the case with The Dreamers. At first blush,... More>>
God Awful The Passion of the Christ
Mel Gibson's passionate about getting into heaven
, February 26, 2004
This Jew has spent several hours in the past week reading all four Gospels, as well as various supplementary (and often inflammatory) texts, upon... More>>
Sizzle? Fizzle. Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights
For Dirty Dancing, the second verse is even worse than the first
, February 26, 2004
This is not a good movie. Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights is, in fact, a bad movie. The script bleeds one cliché after another; the female... More>>
Hack, Man Welcome to Mooseport
What's a great actor doing in a dump like Mooseport?
, February 19, 2004
Seldom over the course of a relatively storied career has Gene Hackman garnered sustained laughter in films billed as comedies. He's wondrous at... More>>
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