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15 MINUTES by Joe Steiff
Excellent concept with great cast loses something in transition to screen.

102 DALMATIANS by Del Harvey
Disney's sequel to their hit 1996 comedy 101 Dalmatians? Release the hounds!

SECOND STRING (2002) by Andre Archimbaud

2000 A.D. by Del Harvey
Computer programmer Greg is killed by secret agents right in front of his brother Peter, who is drawn into an investigation that includes the Hong Kong Police, CIA, a Singaporean special agent and a woman who claims as his brother's fiancée. Now Peter must summon the courage to save his own life and clear his brother's name....

2001 by Jon Bastian
Kubrick's classic sci-fi opera.

2019: AFTER THE FALL OF NEW YORK by Alexander Rojas
Apparently, if you have a mullet you can survive nuclear holocaust. Good to know!

21 GRAMS by Alexander Rojas
Incredible film from director of Amores Perros.

24-HOUR PARTY PEOPLE by Laura Abraham
Fun, witty and entertaining. All the things a movie about rock and roll should be.

25TH HOUR by Hank Yuloff
Spike's newest is more homage to NYC than drama.

28 DAYS by Wayne Case
Sandra Bullock's career takes a nose-dive in this sorry tale of a woman out of control.

3000 MILES TO GRACELAND by Hank Yuloff
Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell dress like Elvis impersonators in order to steal millions from a casino? Viva Las Vegas!

40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS by Hank Yuloff
Pretty good comedy vehicle for Josh Hartnett.

42 UP by Del Harvey
Since 1964 Director Michael Apted has been interviewing the same group of people, checking in on their lives every seven years and keeping us riveted with each new installment.

711 OCEAN DRIVE by A.K. Rode
America' s transition into the postwar boom of the 1950's engendered a new type of noir crime drama in pace with current events.

8 MILE by Hope Villanueva
Director Hanson makes much of rapper's tale.

ABANDON by Joe Steiff
This suspense film is a nice diversion.

ABANDONED by Del Harvey
Rarely seen gem peeks inside the seamier side of late 1940's Los Angeles, as a reporter pursues a missing girl into the bowels of a black market baby racket.

A BEAUTIFUL MIND by Michael Julianelle
Crowe's Oscar worthy performance helps to overcome some of director Ron Howard's "opiefication" of what could have been a much edgier story.

ABOUT A BOY by Coco Delgado
Hugh grows up funny.

ADAPTATION by Coco Delgado
Nicolas Cage and Meryl Streep in a film about writers and their wacky, wacky world(s).

ALEX & EMMA by Hank Yuloff
Hudson & Wilson write from the heart.

ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS by Del Harvey
Ice Cube and Co. try for a funny caper comedy that's a thud.

AMELIE by Coco Delgado
Destiny, fate, chance...I admit to being kind of captivated by all of these concepts.

A CIVIL ACTION by Del Harvey
An ambulance chasing lawyer (John Travolta) helps a group of parents take on two large corporate conglomerates who are poisoning their drinking water.

ADVENTURES OF PLUTO NASH by Hank Yuloff
"I don't get paid enough to watch movies like this."

THE ADVENTURES OF ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE by Robin Effron
You will believe a squirrel can fly!

ADVENTURES IN BABYSITTING by Robin Effron
A fun little film that features a young Elizabeth Shue and just happens to take place in Chicago.

THE AFFAIR OF THE NECKLACE by Joe Steiff

A GUY THING by Hank Yuloff
Comedy lovingly shows off talents of rising stars.

A.I. by Jon Bastian
Perhaps those initials should stand for Almost Incredible...

ALI by Hope Villanueva
Will Smith gets the Academy's nod with a nomination in his first serious starring lead role.

ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER by Sudha Narasimhan
Pedro Almodovar's latest is a touching, poignant departure from his typical "politically correct/screwball" comedies.

ALONG CAME A SPIDER by Sharyn Yuloff
Morgan Freeman reprises his role as Dr. Alex Cross in this prequel to Kiss The Girls.

A MAN APART by Chris Wood
Vin's still searching for that one role that will set him apart. This ain't it.

AMERICAN BEAUTY by Midge Wilson, Ph.D.
A perfect film, an indictment of the American Dream, and some scary revelations about American culture are revealed in American Beauty.

AMERICAN OUTLAWS by Chris Wood
Lawless West apparently still the rule...

AMERICAN PERFEKT by Del Harvey
Director and screenwriter Paul Chart gave Robert Forster a better role than Jackie Brown in this quirky suspense noir.

AMERICAN PIE 2 by Jon Bastian
Have another piece -- it's still fresh.

America's Prince - The John F. Kennedy Jr. Story

AMERICAN PSYCHO by Jon Bastian
Director Mary Harron manages to slice and dice a complex book into a bite-size movie and still deliver Brett Easton Ellis' cutting satire of 80's yuppie excess.

AMERICAN SPLENDOR by Hank Yuloff
This one's sure to attain cult status swiftly.

AMERICA' S SWEETHEARTS by Janet Branagan
A totally inappropriate vehicle for John Cusack.

A MIGHTY WIND by Michael Julianelle
Guest's latest a weak breeze.

Amores perros by Jon Bastian
Incredible film from Mexico will leave you wondering why the dogs lost out to the dragons in this year's Oscars^®

ANALYZE THAT by Hank Yuloff
This film might drive you to therapy.

AN AMERICAN RHAPSODY by Hank Yuloff
Stunningly beautiful film from Eva Gardos.

ANGELA'S ASHES by Wayne Case
Heart-wrenching story of Irish family struggling to survive at the turn of the century.

ANGEL EYES by Christina Swosinski
The enchanting Jennifer Lopez lights up this dull thriller, soft romance story.

ANGER MANAGEMENT by Hank Yuloff
Jack should be ashamed.

THE ANIMAL by Ashley Cook
Don't date that boy! He's an animal!

THE ANIMATRIX by Hank Yuloff
Nine animated short films give us insightful background story and fill in the gaps between the three Matrix films.

THE ANNIVERSARY PARTY by Jon Bastian
A must-see film from the immensely talented Jennifer Jason Leigh and Alan Cumming.

ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE by Matt Goodman
Come along as James Woods and Melanie Griffith teach a couple of youngsters how to rob, cheat, and kill in this happy little dysfunctional-family drama.

ANOTHER HEAVEN by Del Harvey
A spirit, consumed with evil, must exist in the body of another host in order to fulfill its insatiable bloodlust in this Japanese supernatural thriller premiering February 18, 2003.

ANTITRUST by Hank Yuloff
Sexy Ryan Phillippe has his choice of Rachel Leigh Cook or Claire Forlani, if Tim Robbins would just stop being so overbearing!

ANTWONE FISHER by Hank Yuloff
Denzel's first-directed is class act & superb drama.

ANY GIVEN SUNDAY by Kate Bishop
Oliver Stone takes apart the high-pressure world of professional football.

A PLACE IN THE SUN by Wayne Case
George Stevens' classic of the American cinema stars Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift.

APOCALYPSE NOW REDUX by Jon Bastian
Tinkering with a classic to create a new classic.

ARACHNIA by Joe Steiff
If you like big, hairy spiders, and babes with big ones that aren't hairy, you'll love this new DVD release!

ARLINGTON ROAD by Kate Bishop
This is described by Kate as a paranoid little thriller with lots of suspense.

ART OF REVENGE by Hank Yuloff
New on DVD, tense drama starringThird Eye Blind's lead singer Stephan Jenkins.

ASH WEDNESDAY by Del Harvey
Actor Edward Burns tries his hand at writing and directing in this indie thriller that's pretty darned good!

ATLANTIS: THE LOST EMPIRE by Joe Steiff
Disney's big summer animated film's a hit for the whole family.

ASPHALT JUNGLE by Ashley Cook
John Huston's classic noir tale of a heist gone wrong.

AUSTIN POWERS: THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME by Jon Bastian
Yeah, baby!!! Oh, get over yourself...

AUSTIN POWERS IN GOLDMEMBER by Jon Bastian
So funny, it's downright painful...

AUTUMN TALE by Michael Koenig

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BABY BOY by E.T. Robbins
Is Baby Boy just another Boyz N The Hood?

BAD COMPANY by Hank Yuloff
'This action flick Rocks! Sort of...

BANDITS by Hank Yuloff
Big fun in a story about a very odd trio.

THE BANGER SISTERS by Hank Yuloff
Celebrity Deathmatch: Sarandon vs. Hawn!!!

BAISE MOI by Parama Chaudhury
The French indie that stunned Cannes.

BARBERSHOP by Joe Steiff
An indie film that gets it right.

BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES by Barry Meyer
Perhaps the best in this series.

BATTLEFIELD: EARTH by Jon Bastian
John Travolta as an alien invader? But he walks and talks just like that guy from Saturday Night Fever!

BATTLE OF SHAKER HEIGHTS by Hank Yuloff
Project Greenlight sure turns out some duds...

BEDAZZLED by Andrew Lewicky
Liz Hurley and Brendan Fraser star in this remake of the 60's comedy with Raquel Welch and Dudley Moore.

BEHIND ENEMY LINES

BEING CLAUDINE by Parama Chaudhury
Indie wannabe sex comedy.

BEING THERE by Michael Julianelle

BEING JOHN MALKOVICH by Jon Bastian

BELOW by Mike Julianelle
Confused, murky, best left on ocean's floor.

BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM by Parama Chaudhury
Indian girl shuns parents' chosen path for soccer.

BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES by Barry Meyer
Talking simians, mute humans, telepathic mutants. What more could you ask for in a sequel? Some action, maybe?

BERLIN EXPRESS by Robert Weston
"The dove of peace was a pigeon - a dead pigeon."

BETTER LUCK TOMORROW by Michael Kurhajetz
Justin Lin's sparsely filmed coming of age story.

BETTER THAN CHOCOLATE by Kate Bishop

BICENTENNIAL MAN by Hank Yuloff

BIG BULLET by Del Harvey
Lau Ching-wan and Jordan Chan are just two reasons why you should see this extremely well-acted Hong Kong crime drama.

THE BIG COUNTRY by Wayne Case
This classic film was recently featured at American Cinematheque at The Egyptian Theatre, as part of a tribute called "Larger Than Life: Charlton Heston."

THE BIG LEBOWSKI by Jon Bastian
A critical analysis of the Coen Brothers' critically underrated film which is about a lot more than a stoner, a kidnapped porn star, bowling and micturition on a carpet.

The Big Time (2002) by Yasmin Hunt

BIKE SQUAD by Yasmin Hunt
When Man's Best Friend Is In Danger, Who Do You Call?

BILLY ELLIOT by Wayne Case
This sweet film from England is a sold hit.

BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ by Chris Wright
John Frankenheimer (Ronin) directed this classic film starring Burt Lancaster.

BIRTHDAY GIRL by Hank Yuloff
Even Nicole in her birthday suit doesn't elevate this one to the level of video rental.

BLACK HAWK DOWN by Chris Wood
Leave no man behind...

BLACK CHRISTMAS by Barry Meyer
The tag line on the poster reads: "If this doesn't make your skin crawl, then it's on too tight."

BLACKBOARDS by Parama Chaudhury
True & incredible filming of teachers whose classroom is no-man's land of Iran-Iraq border.

BLADE by Del Harvey
It's the best version of a comic book translated to the big screen, or as Wesley Snipes put it, "Shaft killin' vampires."

BLADE II by Del Harvey
Sequel is as good as the first!

THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT by Kate Bishop
The hype that is The Blair Witch Project.

BLAIR WITCH 2: BOOK OF SHADOWS by Kate Bishop
Kate returns, one year later, to the scene of the Blair Witch with only one thing in mind: find the evil and kill it!

BLAST FROM THE PAST by Jon Bastian
It's George of the Jungle without the loincloth, or the story, or the humor.

BLOOD WORK by Hank Yuloff
A film in need of a transfusion.

BLOOD SIMPLE by Andrew Lewicky
The Coen Brothers first masterpiece is one of the very best examples of modern film noir.

BLOODY SUNDAY by Joe Steiff
Re-telling of infamous Irish bloodbath.

BLOW by Hank Yuloff
Johnny Depp stars in this telling of the true story of the individual who opened the door to drug trafficking for South American cartels.

BLOW DRY by Wayne Case
Tepid UK comedy bolstered by strong cast.

BLUE CRUSH by Hank Yuloff
Mixed review? You betcha!

THE BONE COLLECTOR by Del Harvey

BOB LE FLAMBEUR by A.K. Rode
Jean-Pierre Melville's Cinematic Valentine to American Film Noir.

BORDER INCIDENT by A.K. Rode
Honest look at racist attitudes in 40's / 50's Southern California give this noir a harder edge and make it one of our personal favorites.

BORN TO BE KING by Del Harvey
One of the best of the Hong Kong films about the Triads, this film ranks right up there with the best crime films of Coppola or Scorcese.

BORN TO KILL by Robert Weston
A film about 'the grimmest corners' of the human condition.

BORSTAL BOY by Bryce Tache
Humdrum boy-loves-boy-loves-girl story.

BOSSA NOVA by Del Harvey
A delightful screwball comedy from Brazilian director Bruno Barreto.

BOUNCE by Wayne Case
An enjoyable tale of romance with Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow.

THE BOURNE IDENTITY by Hank Yuloff
Matt Damon & Franka Potente spy harder.

BOYS AND GIRLS by Jon Bastian
Boy meets Girl in a light and fluffy date movie that's amusing enough, even if the Prinze is really a frog.

BOYS DON'T CRY by Doug White
The journalistic record of a hate crime blossoms into a powerful contemporary tragedy.

BREAD AND TULIPS by Del Harvey
A most wonderful fairy tale of re-evaluating love and regained freedom from Italy.

BREAK UP by Del Harvey

BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY by Wayne Case
BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY by E.T. Robbins
Two reviewers exhort you to meet Miss Bridget Jones, the irresistible heroine of a charming new romantic comedy.

BRINGING DOWN THE HOUSE by D. Patrick Seitz
Steve Martin & Queen Latifah a funny couple make.

BRINGING OUT THE DEAD by Del Harvey

BRING IT ON by Wayne Case
Eh...don't bother.

BROTHER BEAR by Coco Delgado
Think Great White North with antlers!

BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF

BRUCE ALMIGHTY by Hank Yuloff
Carrey leads top cast in mighty good comedy.

BUBBLE BOY by Paul Fischer
Paul's not waiting until the end of the year to vote this one "Worst Film Of The Year."

BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB by Midge Wilson, Ph.D.
Ry Cooder introduces us to some very wonderful concert footage of various performers from Cuba after the walls came down.

BULLETPROOF MONK by Del Harvey
Director fails to bring great comic book story to screen in spite of top talent.

BULLY by Wayne Case
Not very good...not very good at all...

BUT I'M A CHEERLEADER by Robin Effron
For all of us whose parents did not understand...

BY HOOK OR BY CROOK by Heather Kapplow
Reviewer sez indie lesbian buddy film is fun.

CABIN FEVER by Gary Schultz and Barry Meyer
Is this the horror film we've been waiting for?

THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI by Jon Bastian
The most influential film that no one has ever seen is absolutely worth watching -- if you can leave your modern biases behind.

Caesar (2003) by Hank Yuloff

CAMP by Hank Yuloff
Musical about music students at a summer music camp.

CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN by Chris Wood
Cage and Cruz make their own music.

GEORGE CARLIN: PLAYING WITH YOUR HEAD/WHAT AM I DOING IN NEW JERSEY?
by John Kessler
The first two DVD's in a series of 12 HBO specials, released by MPI Home Video.

GEORGE CARLIN: YOU ARE ALL DISEASED by John Kessler
Newly released by MPI Home Video, America's inheritor to the legacy of Lenny Bruce goes for shock value.

CAST AWAY by Dave Pietrandrea
"Adrift" is the best way summary for this overwrought work.

CATCH ME IF YOU CAN by Hank Yuloff
A Spielberg comedy that's fun to watch.

CATS & DOGS by Hank Yuloff
The battle is on between the Felines and the Canines...who will you root for?

THE CAT'S MEOW by Hope Villanueva
Director Peter Bogdanovich returns to the screen with an all-star cast...but is the film any good?

THE CELL by Andrew Lewicky
A twisted psyche (the filmmaker's) runs amok -- with some success.

CENTER STAGE by Wayne Case
The new musical your 13-year-old won't want to miss! And guess what? You might not want to, either.

CEMETERY MAN (1994) by Del Harvey
Early horror film from one of Dario Argento's protege's is better than his master's best!

CHANGING LANES by Hank Yuloff
'Changing Lanes' is flat out excellent!

CHAOS by Del Harvey
From the director of Ringu comes a film as shockingly original and thrilling as Memento or Rashomon.

CHARLIE'S ANGELS by Hank Yuloff
Finally! A film from a Tv show that's worth watching!

CHARLIE'S ANGELS 2 by Laura Abraham
Mindless boobage throttles promising franchise.

CHARLOTTE GRAY by Hank Yuloff
The story of an ordinary woman in an extraordinary time.

CHASING PAPI by Coco Delgado
Delightful tale of young lover's comeuppance.

CHERISH by Laura Abraham
Robin Tunney & Liz Phair give you reason to...

CHERRY FALLS by Barry Meyer
If you haven't had it...you've had it. At Virgin High, it's put out or die.

CHICKEN RUN by Andrew Lewicky
You will believe a chicken can fly!

CHICAGO by Hope Villanueva
The best musical of 2002!

CHINA MOON by Robert Weston
This example of a contemporary noir film stars Ed Harris, Madeleine Stowe, and Benicio Del Toro.

CHOCOLAT by Wayne Case
New film from Lasse Hellstrom doles out delicacies of sweetest kind.

Christmas Rush (2002) by Yasmin Hunt

CHUCK & BUCK by Jon Bastian
Mike White's excellent script and his stunning first time performance are only two of the many reasons to recommend Chuck & Buck for your viewing pleasure.

CHUSINGURA by Del Harvey
An incredible tale of loyalty and honor, an epic story and a beautiful film, the tale of the 47 loyal ronin is a classic.

CHUTNEY POPCORN by Sudha Narasimhan
An independent film from a young (east) Indian American that will move you.

THE CIDER HOUSE RULES by Wayne Case
Another John Irving book is brought to the big screen, and it's definitely worth the Academy nomination.

CINEMA PARADISO by Janet Marie Mills
Buying this movie probably saved me hundreds of dollars in rental fees.

CITY BY THE SEA by Hope Villanueva
Tight little thriller starring DeNiro and Franco.

CITY OF GOD by Barry Meyers
Foreign thriller is part Scorcese, part Tarantino.

CLOCKSTOPPERS by Tracy Scanlon
Stop! Read this review before you see this film!

THE CLOSET by Parama Chaudhury
Une Tres Bonne Comedie Francais

COLLATERAL DAMAGE by Chris Wood
Highest paid actor takes thirty-million dollar paycheck and blows it all on hats!

THE COLOUR OF THE TRUTH by Del Harvey
Anthony Wong gives a tour de force performance in this straightforward crime drama.

COME UNDONE by Parama Chaudhury
Gay coming of age film is very enjoyable.

CONFIDENCE by Hank Yuloff
Another half-hearted heist film.

CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES by Barry Meyer
"If we lose this battle it will become a planet of the apes! The only men that survive will be the weakest!!"

THE CONTENDER by Del Harvey
Is America ready for a woman in the White House?

COOKIE'S FORTUNE by Philip Bender
Welcome to Holly Springs...home of murder, mayhem and catfish enchiladas.

THE COOLIE KILLER by Del Harvey
Five friends who have given up their former lives as hit men find themselves being picked off one-by-one when they refuse one last job.  Now, the remaining former killer must embark on a journey of vengeance.

COPLAND by Del Harvey
Jake LaMotta meets Rocky Balboa in a film that proves Stallone really can act.

THE CORE by Hank Yuloff
aka, The Bore, The Snore, or Please - No More!

THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO by Chris Wood
Can revenge heal the wounds of betrayal?

COYOTE UGLY by Wayne Case and by Hank Yuloff
These two approach this film from different perspectives, but end up looking at it pretty much the same way.

CRACK UP by Robert Weston
A taut thriller that's become a minor classic of suspense.

CRIME SCENE by Rusty Johnson
Super model Amber Smith leads a sexy cast in one hot, erotic thriller.

CRIME WAVE by A.K. Rode
'B' movie with good cast and tight little storyline thanks to Andre de Toth.

CRIMSON RIVERS by Del Harvey
A fantastic French suspense thriller starring the great Jean Reno.

CRADLE 2 THE GRAVE by Del Harvey
Lazy scripting foils B-actioner.

CRADLE WILL ROCK by Jon Bastian
A story about the turbulent relationship between art, money and politics.

CROCODILE HUNTER: COLLISION COURSE by Coco Delgado
Crikey! Is that a wallaby in your pocket?

CROSSFIRE by Del Harvey
Directed by Edward Dmytryk in 1947, this classic suspense story about a murder committed by a bigoted individual is just as true today as it was then.

CROSSFIRE TRAIL by Del Harvey
Tom Selleck stars in this fine adaptation of a Louis L'Amour classic western.

CROSSROADS by Hank Yuloff
Lots of Brittany on display as she loses her bigscreen virginity.

CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON by D. Patrick Seitz
The sky's the limit for Ang Lee's stunning homage to the martial-arts pulp fiction he enjoyed in his youth.

CROUPIER by Robin Effron
Mike Hodges delivers a fine noirish tale of a writer who takes a job as a croupier to better understand what gambling life is all about.

CRUSH by Hank Yuloff
One for the girls.

CURE by Del Harvey
Strange, intriguing Japanese thriller crawls into your ear and holds your mind hostage.

CURSE OF THE JADE SCORPION by Jon Bastian
Woody's tribute to screwball comedy & film noir.

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DOGMA by Del Harvey
Dog poop.

DOGTOWN AND Z-BOYS by Del Harvey
Exciting documentary of skateboarding's early days.

DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE by C.E. Pelc

DONNIE DARKO by Joe Steiff

DON'T SAY A WORD by Joe Steiff

DOWN TO YOU by Wayne Case
A cliche' states that "No one sets out to make a bad movie." This could be an exception.

DOWN WITH LOVE by Hope Villanueva
Zellwegger/McGregor in fun little romantic comedy.

DRACULA 2000 by Robert Bach
Updating the classics, with some nice twists and jolts along the way.

DRAGONFLY by Joe Steiff
The writer/director of Ace Venutra: Pet Detective and The Nutty Professor tries to make a supernatural drama. Huh?

DREAMCATCHER by Del Harvey
In spite of a very talented assemblage in front of and behind the cameras, no dreams caught here.

DRIVEN by Hank Yuloff
This Stallone vehicle never gets out of the pits.

DR. DOLITTLE 2 by Hank Yuloff
What? You've never heard animals talk before?

DR. STRANGELOVE by Andrew Lewicky
One of Stanley Kubrick's finest works, this is also one of the best "black comedies" ever made and a frightening joke about nuclear war.

DUDLEY DO-RIGHT by Hank Yuloff
Surprise! This bit of silliness ain't all that bad! Hank sez it's worth a look.

DUETS by Ashley Cook
Gwenyth Paltrow sings Bette Davis Eyes while Huey Lewis gets dramatic. Hey! It could happen!

DUNGEONS & DRAGONS by Hank Yuloff
So you say you like fantasy, binky? This ain't it.

DUPLEX by Hank Yuloff
Should be torn down for a strip mall.

EIGHT LEGGED FREAKS by D. Patrick Seitz
Parody of 50's monster flicks didn't impress Mr. S.

EIGHT-LEGGED FREAKS by D. Patrick Seitz
Just out on Video/DVD, this homage to those 50's giant bug flicks is good fun.

EL CRIMEN DEL PADRE AMARO by Parama Chaudhury
Tender love tale equals volatile subject matter.

ELEPHANT by Alexander Rojas
Van Sant returns to indie roots triumphantly.

ELIZABETH by Del Harvey
Intrigue and treachery in the court of England's "virgin" Queen, a woman-child who must learn to rule her country without losing her soul.

ELLING by Laura Abraham
It was the No. 1 film in Norway.

THE EMPERORS CLUB by Barry Meyer
An inspirational story that forgets to inspire.

EMPIRE by Del Harvey
Takes you almost there, then...

END OF DAYS by Del Harvey
They say, if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all. So, why did I do this review?

ENEMY AT THE GATES by D. Patrick Seitz
Jude Law is a sniper in WWII who must battle the Nazi's best, played by Ed Harris.

ENIGMA by Hank Yuloff
Brit drama of the WWII code-breaking machinery.

ENOUGH by Wayne Case
Enough it ain't.

E.T.: THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL by Chris Wood
20 years later E.T. phoning home is just as enjoyable, but long distance rates have become ridiculous!

ETERNAL BLOOD/SANGRE ETERNA by Del Harvey
Chilean/Spanish horror film about goth kids to take a role-playing game about vampires a bit too far.

EVELYN by Del Harvey
One of the best films of the year 2002 - see it.

EVERYBODY'S FAMOUS by Chris Wood
Flemish import works hard to entertain.

EVOLUTION by Patrick Seitz
Ivan Reitman's back with a new comedy about aliens, and Orlando Jones steals the show.

EYE OF THE BEHOLDER by D. Patrick Seitz
Even Ashley Judd and Ewan McGregor can't save this flat thriller.

EYES WIDE SHUT by Jon Bastian
Not an easy film, but the rewards are worth it - if only you're willing to keep your mind wide open.

EXIT WOUNDS by Hank Yuloff
If you've ever seen Will Sasso do Steven Seagal on MadTV, well, you haven't quite seen this one...but it's awful close.

THE EXORCIST by Hank Yuloff
How do you review "The Scariest Movie Ever Made"?

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED by Del Harvey
Lau Chang Wan and Simon Yam are cops and brothers in this intense and superb little action thriller.

THE FAMILY MAN by Hank Yuloff
Cage and Leoni do a fine job of updating the fable of It's A Wonderful Life.

THE FANTASTIKS by Jon Bastian

FAR FROM HEAVEN by Coco Delgado
A fascinating and cautionary tale about prejudice.

THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS by Todd Kimmelman
I like to drive fast...

FEARDOT.COM by Joe Steiff
Good cast can't save stinker.

FEMME FATALE by Hank Yuloff
DePalma/Romijn-Stamos get thriller right.

FINAL DESTINATION 2 by Hank Yuloff
Death is back...and funnier than ever.

FINAL FANTASY: THE SPIRITS WITHIN by Joe Steiff
Dazzling animation and action-packed fun.

FELICIA'S JOURNEY by Doug White
Director Atom Egoyan's loving adaptation of William Trevor's 1994 novel is a gem.

FIRST TARGET by Del Harvey
TBS' sequel to First Daughter is a good action thriller starring Daryl Hannah as a tough Secret Service agent trying to prevent an assassination plot against the President.

THE FIVE SENSES by Robin Effron
Indie art film relies too much on sensitivity and forgets to make much sense.

FINDING FORRESTER by Hank Yuloff
Sean Connery heads a superb cast in this quality film from Gus Van Sant.

FIRST STEPS ON MARS by Hank Yuloff
For everyone who grew up with the NASA space launches and dreamed that they could go, Mars has always been a favorite destination.

FLAWLESS by Hank Yuloff
Joel Schumacher (who ruined the Batman franchise) came up with a heartwarming tale?

FLESH AND BONE by Del Harvey
The one that introduced Meg to Dennis, it's still a pretty good little slice of the dark side of life.

FOOD OF LOVE by Parama Chaudhury
Fine-tuned emotions and lyrical locations help this Berlin Film Fest entry score.

FORMULA 51 by Laura Abraham
You can't hide bad filmmaking behind a kilt.

THE FORSAKEN by Del Harvey
Not bad, but the sequel should be better...

THE FOUR FEATHERS by Darin Tretchikoff
Umpteenth remake not worth the celluloid...

FRAILTY by Mike Julianelle
What's a kid to do when Dad goes a little nuts?

FRAMED by Hank Yuloff
The stakes are high. The trap is set. There's no one left to trust. Premiered on TNT.

FREDDY GOT FINGERED by Christina M. Swosinski
In which Mr. Green is really unfunny.

FREAKY FRIDAY

FRIDA by Laura Abraham
Wonderful, beautiful, eloquent.

FROM HELL by Michael Julianelle
Hughes Brothers turn out a truly scary version of the Jack The Ripper yarn.

FULL FRONTAL by E.T. Robbins
Soderbergh shoots a turkey.

FULL THROTTLE by Del Harvey
Top motorcycle racer is forced to reevaluate his way of life after serious accident and loss of close friend.

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GALAXY QUEST by Jon Bastian
Sigourney Weaver takes on some aliens again - only this time it's supposed to be a comedy.

GANGS OF NEW YORK by Jon Bastian
Epic and gripping film work from Scorsese.

GET OVER IT by Wayne Case
Kirsten Dunst is excellent in this romantic comedy from the director of Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss.

GHOST DOG: WAY OF THE SAMURAI by Yancey Strickler
Offbeat director Jim Jarmusch provides this homage to the way of the ancient Japanese warrior combined with contemporary hip-hop and old-time gangsters.

GHOST RIG by Yasmin Hunt
Surviving a malevolent evil on an abandoned oil rig.

GHOST SHIP by Joe Steiff
Few chills on this sinking ship.

GHOSTWORLD: PRO by Coco Delgado
GHOSTWORLD: CON by Todd Kimmelman
Two takes on the latest from the creator of Crumb.

GHOSTS OF MARS by D. Patrick Seitz
...falls victim to bad 'Carpentry.'

THE GIFT by Hank Yuloff
Expert suspense from Sam Raimi and all-star cast.

GIGANTIC by Coco Delgado
Documentary of band They Might Be Giants.

GINGER SNAPS by Del Harvey
Good low-budget entry in the werewolf category takes an interesting perspective from a pair of Goth girls with a morbid obsession.

GINGER SNAPS (2000) by Del Harvey
Good low-budget entry in the werewolf category takes an interesting perspective from a pair of Goth girls with a morbid obsession.

GIRL, INTERRUPTED by Hank Yuloff
Angelina Jolie got the Best Supporting Actress nod for her performance in this one.

GLADIATOR by Jon Bastian
Ridley Scott's attempt to bring back 1950's gladiator epics revives all the cheese, none of the splendor.

THE GOLD RUSH by Michael Koenig
A Tramp seeks love and wealth in Chaplin's masterpiece, which blends comedy and pathos with a dream-like simplicity.

THE GOLEM by Michael Koenig
A clay statue is brought to life in order to save the Jewish ghetto of Prague, but soon turns against his master in this German silent classic.

GONE IN 60 SECONDS / SHAFT by Hank Yuloff
Fast cars and tough cops. Times are hard out on the streets...

GONIN by Del Harvey
Five desperate men plot to steal a fortune from the local Yakuza in what is either the perfect crime or a death wish.

GOODBYE LENIN by Jerome de Groot
Requiem for a dream...

THE GOOD GIRL by Hank Yuloff
Jennifer Aniston heads great cast in fine indie.

GOSFORD PARK by Parama Chaudhury
Tea at four. Dinner at eight. Murder at midnight.

THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY by Del Harvey
Barely 10 minutes long, it was the first of its kind and it helped create a multi-billion dollar industry.

GREED by Michael Koenig
Turner Classic Movies' version of Erich von Stroheim's mulilated classic is a remarkable glimpse at one of the greatest films that we will never see.

THE GREEN MILE by Hank Yuloff
King, Hanks and Director Frank Darabont give us this superb, if long, film.

THE GRINCH by Hank Yuloff
The test of his life: Is Jim Carrey better than a cartoon?

GUN SHY by Hank Yuloff
Liam Neeson and Sandra Bullock in the same film ought to spell pure box office success. Well, things don't always work out the way we'd think...

THIS GUN FOR HIRE by Robert Weston
The classic noir about a hit man who falls in love with Veronica Lake. Poor guy.

THE GURU by Hank Yuloff
East meets West in fun romantic comedy.