30 Days of Night (2007)

"This screeching pack of ancient Euro vampires migrates across the Atlantic to Alaska without benefit of green cards, and with the malevolent intent to party hearty 24/7 and enjoy the open bar, so to speak."

American Pie (1999)

"A very funny, often outrageously nasty teen-age comedy in the tradition of Something About Mary and Porky's."

Being John Malkovich (1999)

"The story never runs out of steam, freshness, ideas or humor."

The Bone Collector (1999)

"A horrific, sit-on-
the-edge-of-your-
seat thriller. First-rate entertainment for those with strong stomachs."

Break (2009)

"David Carradine, The Last Interview"

Catching Out (2002)

"Vicariously relays the intoxicating fusion of railway rhythms, the poetic thoughts of these nomadic philosophers, and the continuous enchanting flow of majestic landscapes that the most elaborate hi-tech special effects would find difficult to match."

The Color of Olives (2006)

"CreadoresContemporaneos.com: In silent transcendent connection, Brown peoples of the world - Mexican and Palestinian - contemplate the pain of imperialist borders."

Dogma (1999)

"Probably the most outrageously funny satire in the history of the genre. Irreverent, witty, intelligent, entertaining and on the mark with deadly accuracy."

Feel the Noise (2007)

"It's rare and refreshing for a film for teens to go beyond the usual menu of familial and peer rival and sexual tensions, to delve into the shared DNA and cultural commonality between African Americans and Latinos."

Haiti: A Painted History (1997)

"The Ella Turenne Interview"

Home of the Brave (2006)

"Missed opportunity for some cutting irony on behalf of indigenous people who have always been the victims in one way or another, of dubious celebrations like Thanksgiving, the laborers are instead merely a dramatic device - wallpaper really."

In Search of Our Fathers (1992)

"The filmmaker achieves acute self-awareness, not of the weaknesses and difficulties of fatherless African American families, but rather the astonishing steel-willed strengths, sacrifices and courage of the extraordinary women presiding over them."

Is Anybody There? (2009)

"The Michael Caine Is Anybody There Audio Interview"

Lake Placid (1999)

"Rather witty and very entertaining satire of the monster-film genre."

Lightning Strikes West (1940)

"Older Than America: Audio Conversation with Cree Nation Director Georgina Lightning"

Lions for Lambs (2007)

"Forum Cinema Em Cena: Lions for Lambs e um discurso dramatico tratado como uma jornada em direcao a iluminacao politica."

Martian Child (2007)

"Loony Hollywood fantasy kid fare, or a serious-minded case study in childhood psychosis and essential parenting skills to meet the challenge?"

Meeting Resistance (2007)

"In the brave, defiant and principled tradition of Gillo Pontecorvo's Battle of Algiers, the film is a valiant dissection of the anatomy of collective struggle, and a visionary blueprint for the end to US military madness and reckless foreign invasions."

Miss Navajo (2007)

"Don't expect the usual bosomy bathing suit runway stiletto strutting, aspiring girl goddess makeup regimens and flirty come-ons to the crowd, for this pageant is strictly about being smart, creative and immersed in tribal wisdom and continuity."

Notting Hill (1999)

"A unique and enjoyable evening's entertainment!"

Perestroika (2007)

"The F. Murray Abraham Perestroika Audio Interview"

Princess Mononoke (1997)

"A uniquely refreshing and brilliantly entertaining fantasy that is both literate and artistic!"

Rails & Ties (2007)

"The way Kevin Bacon's brittle heart softens as he finally gets it, about his wife's fearlessness in facing down death, adds to what is shaping up as a big year, following Benicio Del Toro, for Oscar worthy, sensitive surrogate family man role models."

Saving Private Ryan (1998)

"Weltkriegsfilm Der Soldat James Ryan: The Steven Spielberg Interview"

Slipstream (2007)

"Stylish attempt at Hopkins visualizing post-traumatic Hollywood syndrome, but there should be a rule that movies helmed by movie stars turned directors need to come with some sort of equivalent of the Surgeon General warning label."