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Southern Comfort (2001) Chuck Perroncel Fact or docu-drama, it carries a punch.
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C
Dear Pillow (2004) Sandra Beckmeier It seems to me that the filmmaker didn't take enough time with the development of the story.
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Salmonberries (1991) Steven Alan McGaw Queer audiences starved to see themselves on screen may he drawn to the film, but be advised, It's slow going.
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The Shadow (1994) Steven Alan McGaw What makes Baldwin's performance, and the film, so enjoyable is the refreshing absence of angst. Cranston Is no tortured hero... He's a good guy and he knows it, and he's not afraid to enjoy the high life when he's not fighting crime.
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Speed (1994) Steven Alan McGaw [Speed sets] the standard, at least this summer, for what a fast-paced, don't-think-too-much-about-plot actioner ought to be.
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Blown Away (1994) Steven Alan McGaw The movie's quieter moments... give audiences the time to ponder the film's almost ludicrous, contrived plot.
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Wyatt Earp (1994) Steven Alan McGaw In each of his fine, flavorful scenes, Quaid handily supplies the energy and humor sorely lacking from the rest of this tedious, windy film.
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Inside Monkey Zetterland (1992) Steven Alan McGaw An engaging, disarmingly loose little film.
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3/4
Breakfast on Pluto (2005) Steven Lindsey Overall, the film is a fantastical escape to the 1970s through the eyes of a fascinating character -- and a director with a solid vision for his onscreen world.
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2.5/4
The Producers (2005) Steven Lindsey Where Rent and Chicago were liberated from the confines of the stage with spectacular results, director Susan Stroman takes the Nathan Lane-Matthew Broderick smash and films it as if it were playing to the balcony.
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4/4
Brokeback Mountain (2005) Steven Lindsey Director Ang Lee, working from an adaptation of a short story from Annie Proulx, has created an epic motion picture about the power of love and the tragedy of separation. The chemistry between the stars is intense and tender.
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3/4
Loggerheads (2005) Steven Lindsey If there's one thing writer Tim Kirkman does extraordinarily well, it's creating complex, layered characters.
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0.5/4
Bewitched (2005) Steven Lindsey There are possibly two genuine laughs in the entire movie.
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3.5/4
Batman Begins (2005) Arnold Wayne Jones The technical aspects are deft, especially the sound and cinematography... But what really works is how Gotham exists in a world apart from out own.
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3.5/4
Saving Face (2004) Steven Lindsey There are moments that are laugh-out-loud, but more importantly, there are times you can't pry the smile off your face simply in anticipation of what comes next.
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3.5/4
The Education of Shelby Knox (2005) Arnold Wayne Jones The directors, Rose Rosenblatt and Marion Lipschutz, show how Shelby's actions impact not just the Knox family but the community as a whole, with restraint but compassion.
Posted May 07, 2023  Edit critic review
3/4
Memoirs of a Geisha (2005) Arnold Wayne Jones When the initially muddled exposition finally begins to take shape and Geisha gets its blood flowing, things improve immeasurably.
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3.5/4
King Kong (2005) Arnold Wayne Jones The visual effects are glorious -- a circus of cliffhanging suspense sequences that go on and on and on. But rather than just padding the story with gummy exposition and silly action, Jackson delves deeply into the psychology of the characters.
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B
Shrek 2 (2004) John Stephens This really is a fun movie series, and hopefully we can expect more offerings to please both the kid in us as well as the cynical adult, both of whom will have no problem enjoying Shrek 2.
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Being at Home With Claude (1992) Steven Alan McGaw [It's] consistently interesting... But this is essentially a two-character, two-location film, and the action simply drags.
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One Nation Under God (1993) Steven Alan McGaw An alternately hilarious and chilling look at the Religious Right's insistence that homosexuality can be "cured."
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Orlando (1992) Lynn C. Miller Audiences who enjoy the process of unfolding that this movie affords, with its wry commentary on sex, love, and freedom, will enjoy Orlando.
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