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White-Collar Crimes
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August 17, 1999
A riff on, among other things, wounded masculinity and white-collar facelessness, the Japanese revenge thriller Nobody opens with three ad... More>>
Only In Their Dreams
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August 17, 1999
Hyped since its Japanese release in 1997 as a movie Hitchcock could have made, Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue is a deliriously impressive,
albeit... More>>
Directors on the Verge
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August 10, 1999
Bowfinger, the character Steve Martin plays in the new comedy of the same name, is a particularly contemporary figure—the ridiculously... More>>
Detroit Rock City
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August 10, 1999
There's an awful lot of
rocking out going on in Detroit Rock City, but then rocking out is this occasionally clever but lifeless movie's reason... More>>
Making Tracks
Patrice Chéreau's Train of Thought
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August 10, 1999
Trains and cameras make a good match," says director Patrice Chéreau. "Films that are set on trains are always exciting to me, even when... More>>
Girls & Boys Together
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August 10, 1999
Better Than Chocolate: as in "Your love is...," as in the Quik-secreting Sarah McLachlan ballad. The namesake film is an amiable, scatterbrained... More>>
Vice Versa
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August 10, 1999
The paradigmatic auteur maudit, Donald Cammell was always more legendary than praiseworthy. He had all the trappings of a myth: rugged beauty,... More>>
Palace Walks On the Road With the Theatre Historical Society
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August 10, 1999
Seated behind me are two projectionists who have just met— Elizabeth Lilley from Garland, Texas, and Barry Took from Send Woking in Surrey,... More>>
Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember
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August 10, 1999
Anyone who has interviewed actors knows that even the greatest can say little to
illuminate their largely intuitive art. Mastroianni, who died... More>>
The Uninvited
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August 03, 1999
Despite being an inflated, polished-to-an-anonymous-shine Disney deal, M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense has its nervous thumb on something, a... More>>
Illuminata
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August 03, 1999
John Turturro points the camera at the stage in Illuminata,
a loving ode to the theatrical world. The subject is, as one character describes it,... More>>
Misfits of Science
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August 03, 1999
The loser superheroes of the unexpectedly smart comic book send-up
Mystery Men are a pretty pathetic lot. There's Mr. Furious (professional... More>>
Grand Scheme
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August 03, 1999
As a matter of mere
consumer advice, there is no better movie-for-your-money bargain in the city than the newly restored revival of Jean... More>>
A Little Bit of Soul
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August 03, 1999
A flustered romp of supposedly Faustian proportions, Peter Duncan's A Little Bit of Soul moves from one chaotic scene to the next, which is... More>>
Love on the Run
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August 03, 1999
Patrice Chéreau's Those Who Love Me Can Take the Train is a rarity—a near perfect match of feeling and form wedded by an intellect... More>>
Mything in Action
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August 03, 1999
History lodges itself in popular memory as mythic saga; myth becomes moralizing as compact fairy tale. The Kennedy administration morphs into... More>>
The Gambler
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August 03, 1999
The only true democracy
in Europe" was how Fyodor Dostoyevsky described the casino in Wiesbaden, where submission to the laws of chance leveled... More>>
Spelling It Out
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August 03, 1999
Memorable horror films tap into both primal fears and the anxiety du jour. American guilt over the war in Vietnam inspired Night of the Living... More>>
Uncomfortably Numb
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August 03, 1999
In Irvine Welsh's "The Granton Star Cause," one of three short stories from his collection The Acid House adapted for this film trilogy, a laddie... More>>
Chills and Spills
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July 27, 1999
Inspired amateurism and shoestring ingenuity may not be to every taste, but anyone who thinks The Blair Witch Project has been oversold should... More>>
Twin Falls Idaho
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July 27, 1999
In Twin Falls Idaho, their somber, fablelike first feature, identical twins Michael and Mark Polish try to milk resonance from novelty value-the... More>>
Fever Pitch A Director and Actor on Their Bracing Balkan Portrait
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July 27, 1999
Goran Paskaljevic's Cabaret Balkan, the first film to depict the daily lives of Serbia's ordinary people in the late '90s, is one long howl of... More>>
Cruising in the Village
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July 27, 1999
Tom Cruise is no stranger to homosexual subtext. His movies Top Gun and Cocktail are splashed with homoerotic undercurrents dolled up in
macho... More>>
Old Haunts
Minding the House in the Movies
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July 27, 1999
What joy to leave a bright yellow street on a hot summer day, walk into a cool theater, and get lost in an old dark house with thin white... More>>
Porn Yesterday True Confessions of a Celebrity Skin Editor
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July 27, 1999
During my last week at college, while struggling to complete my senior thesis on gangster movies, some wannabe artist asked me what I was going... More>>
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