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Inspector Gadget
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July 27, 1999
Inspector Gadget (Matthew Broderick) is hysterical, not to say hysterically funny. The hero of Disney's live-action version of the '80s cartoon... More>>
Crossed Cultures
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July 20, 1999
Now in its 22nd year, the Asian American International Film Festival feels a little smaller and shorter in comparison to installments past, but... More>>
Fatale Attraction
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July 20, 1999
Take one bourgeois husband, add a suburban home or a sun-washed villa, fill it with a towheaded child or some sinister houseguests, put the... More>>
Márta Mészáros
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July 20, 1999
Something like the Janis
Ian of Eastern Bloc cinema, Hungary's Márta Mészáros has been the only uncompromised feminist... More>>
My Life So Far
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July 20, 1999
The life in question is that of 10-year-old Fraser, an inquisitive boy who lives in the Scottish highlands with his saintly
mother (Mary... More>>
I Wake Up Dreaming
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July 20, 1999
The best thing about Eyes Wide Shut may be its title, but anyone planning to see Stanley Kubrick's long-awaited, posthumously released swan song... More>>
Trick
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July 20, 1999
Post-Sundance raves have claimed that Trick represents a new, agenda-free brand of gay film (call it the Gay Gay Cinema), "revolutionary" (as... More>>
Destroy and Search
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July 20, 1999
Cabaret Balkan begins with an incident of road rage. A hapless teenage tough, weaving through the dark streets of Belgrade in an unlicensed... More>>
Tuned In
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July 20, 1999
What shocks most about South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut isn't its well-documented gross indecencies but their context: the film's a... More>>
Rosie
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July 20, 1999
Decent films about adolescent girls are hardly a dime
a dozen. Watching the new
Belgian film Rosie veer alarmingly close to truthfulness and... More>>
Screaming & Kicking
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July 13, 1999
Most horror films are spectacles of excess, based on special effects and gross-out gore. An anachronistic few subscribe to the countertradition... More>>
I’m Losing You
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July 13, 1999
Welcome back to L.A. The title of Bruce Wagner's directorial debut is a reference to hazy mobile-phone connections and, more heavy-handedly, to... More>>
Mixed Tapes
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July 13, 1999
Now that The Phantom Menace and An Ideal Husband have been digitally transmitted by satellite and electronically projected in theaters across the... More>>
The Velocity of Gary
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July 13, 1999
Calculating Gary's said velocity might give occasion to a new definition of warp speed: lumbering and misshapen, apparently stitched together... More>>
Muppets From Space
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July 13, 1999
Ever since Jim Henson's death, his successors have wrestled with a dilemma even more serious than finding a
vocal replacement for Kermit:... More>>
Secrets and Spies
The Betrayal of Stanley Kubrick
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July 06, 1999
The saturation-bombing approach to promotion taken by this summer's blockbusters Phantom Menace and Austin
Powers 2 throws into relief the very... More>>
Living on the Edge
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July 06, 1999
Multicultural and multisensory, this series of outdoor screenings, set in a sculpture garden in Long Island City and catered by local... More>>
Before the Fall
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July 06, 1999
Will the current craze for filmed Shakespeare and the ongoing one for genteel adaptations of 19th-century novels vault the great miniaturist Eric... More>>
The Dinner Game
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July 06, 1999
In the Annals of Idiocy—
there with Dan Quayle,
Charles Bovary, and Debbie Matenopoulos—surely a
place is reserved for Pignon... More>>
Losing It
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July 06, 1999
A shrill, underhanded, neighbor-from-hell thriller, Arlington Road seems genuinely unable to distinguish between topicality and exploitation.... More>>
Journey Men
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July 06, 1999
When I was about eight years old, a boy in my class requested my company after school to play with his erection set. Oblivious to the snickering... More>>
Defying Gravity
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July 06, 1999
Denying Reality, more like. John Keitel's first feature is impossibly naive, even as smoothed-over coming-out tales go, and its sole, cursory... More>>
Fireworks
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June 29, 1999
Quick thinking as he is, Spike Lee rarely shoots a boring scene or makes an entirely coherent movie. The details are worked out; the structure is... More>>
Broken Vessels
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June 29, 1999
A particularly softheaded specimen of the just-say-no morality tale, Broken Vessels is a tawdry, flashy portrait of addiction whose main... More>>
The 24-Hour Women
Two Filmmakers and Their Ever-Present Cameras
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June 29, 1999
In 1991, Jennifer Fox started looking for subjects for what she had conceived as a one-hour documentary about three interracial couples. The... More>>
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