Dr. T & the Women (2000) – Review
Dr. T & the Women is another off-beat offering from the king of minimalism, Robert Altman, marking his weakest entry
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The 6th Day (2000) – Review
The 6th Day is a solid, if forgotten, entry in the Schwarzenegger cannon. It contains nearly all the elements of
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The Ladies Man (2000) – Review
Tim Meadows brings his signature character from SNL to the big screen courtesy of producer Lorene Michaels and Paramount Pictures.
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The Perfect Storm (2000) – Review
The Perfect Storm is a perfectly fine example of Hollywood craftsmanship. This is a solid tale told with narrative clarity,
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Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999) – Review
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai was my first introduction to the off-beat and often intriguing filmmaking style of
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Vertical Limit (2000) – Review
I initially saw Vertical Limit in the theaters during the winter of 2000. I can’t decide if the movie played
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Little Nicky (2000) – Review
Adam Sandler is the shy and awkward youngest son of Satan in Little Nicky, a well produced but not very
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X-Men (2000) – Review
Marvel’s current cinema domination can be traced back to X-Men, the Bryan Singer directed film that started off the longest
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Price of Glory (2000) – Review
Carlos Avila’s feature debut is a boxing drama centered around a Mexican American family living in Arizona. It’s a sports
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Epicenter (2000) – Review
The tagline for Epicenter reads, “The Quake is only half the battle” which is inaccurate considering that the big shake
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Cutaway (2000) – Review
Cut-away is a skydiving term referring to disconnecting the main parachute in case of a malfunction so that the reserve
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Hellraiser: Inferno (2000) – Review
The fifth official entry in the Hellraiser series is the first to debut straight-to-DVD and it’s too bad because this
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