The Insider (1999) |
80% | |
The Green Mile (1999) |
40% | |
The Cider House Rules (1999) |
40% | |
Traffic (2000) |
60% | |
Gladiator (2000) |
50% | |
There is no question that it was primarily due to the fact that I was 'high' on the roaring laughter of over a thousand people at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, but I found this film to be quite charming. Having read about a third of C.D. Payne's decidedly middle-brow novel,... More
There's a fine line between a film that employs vulgarity to edify and one that uses it in order to induce facile shocks; and while one could interpret Gaspar Noe's Irreversible as a structuralist interpretation of the destructive tendencies of time, one could just as... More
Brian De Palma employs Hitchcock's patented "MacGuffins" as the soul device to keep his plot moving in a film where half the pleasure is in counting the ways the plot doesn't make sense. De Palma doesn't seem to care that his plot is utterly ridiculous, he's having fun,... More
Khaled- middlebrow -Hosseini's The Kite Runner gets the Marc Forster treatment, as the novel's account of class divide, lost innocence, and cultural masculinity are pushed aside to make way for CGI-laden kite-flying and laughably simplistic semiotics (kites, pomegranates,... More
Upon seeing the studio's final cut of the film, director Tony Kaye wanted his name removed from the credits, and I don't blame him. The subtlety of Norton's performance bravely depicts the pitfalls that an intelligent person stumbles into when they think up smart excuses... More
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