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Cleveland Free Times is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Amy Bracken Sparks.

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3/4
Atanarjuat the Fast Runner (2001) Amy Bracken Sparks The ever-changing light and stark sea of ice become characters in themselves. Indeed, the making of Fast Runner is fascinating in itself. Outtakes of the production run with the end credits; they're worth sticking around for.
Posted Oct 26, 2021Edit critic review
3/4
Chopper (2000) Amy Bracken Sparks The film ends on a surprisingly poignant note, making this film a car wreck worth ogling all the way through. If you like your prison dramas bloody and black with humor, this is for you.
Posted Oct 26, 2021Edit critic review
3.5/4
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) Amy Bracken Sparks Ang Lee's dreamlike film transcends its hybrid roots; it's unlike anything you've seen before.
Posted Oct 26, 2021Edit critic review
3.5/4
Memento (2000) Amy Bracken Sparks Directed by Christopher Nolan based on a short story by his brother, Jonathan Nolan, this is an intellectual exercise that's unlike anything you've seen lately.
Posted Oct 26, 2021Edit critic review
The Anniversary Party (2001) Amy Bracken Sparks The dialogue feels real, full of assumptions and faux pas, often painful and awkward.
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3.5/4
Left Luggage (1998) Amy Bracken Sparks The film has glaring plot holes and quite a few missteps, though it never loses it enigmatic charm.
Posted Oct 26, 2021Edit critic review
3/4
Training Day (2001) Amy Bracken Sparks The sly casting of the charismatic Washington, who comes with built-in righteousness cred, helps this rise above some ill-considered third-act twists and anticlimaxes.
Posted Oct 26, 2021Edit critic review
Chicago 10 (2007) Pamela Zoslov Even with its questionable style choices, Chicago 10 is a passionate, fully engaging retrospective of the times: the rage, the absurdist comedy, the radicals' courage and their iconic personalities.
Posted Apr 04, 2008Edit critic review
Piñero (2001) Amy Bracken Sparks Benjamin Bratt, the pretty boy once seen on the arm of America's sweetheart Julia Roberts, plays Piero with a passion. It's a star-making performance.
Posted Jun 28, 2002Edit critic review
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