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Articles tagged "ali larter"PopMatters Pick![]() TV ReviewHeroesby Todd R. Ramlow[26.Sep.07] :. The disease furthers Heroes' allegorizing of its genetic mutants as outsiders, aliens, and queers. ![]() Film ReviewResident Evil: Extinctionby Cynthia Fuchs[21.Sep.07] :. Carlos (Oded Fehr) matches Alice's not-so-interesting self-importance with a wry, almost-alternate perspective, self-aware and even sometimes unexpected. ![]() TV DVD ReviewHeroes: Season Oneby Jack Patrick Rodgers[11.Sep.07] :. Do we really need yet another story about people discovering supernatural abilities and learning to do good – or evil – with them? The answer: if it’s this good, why not? PopMatters Pick![]() TV ReviewHeroesby Todd R. Ramlow[25.May.07] :. Heroes' set-up was both simple ("Save the cheerleader, save the world") and impressively complex. ![]() Film DVD ReviewA Lot Like Love (2005)by Cynthia Fuchs[22.Aug.05] :. The Ashton Kutcher vehicle tries to make use of its stars' appeals, structuring a regular romantic comedy out of charmingly imperfect, well-performed moments. ![]() Film ReviewA Lot Like Love (2005)by Cynthia Fuchs[22.Apr.05] :. Any movie that engineers a comic hijinksy highlight around Amanda Peet smacking herself into a glass door is not thinking too far beyond surfaces. 3-Way (2004)by John G. Nettles[28.Jun.04] :. Dwight Yoakam needs our support, and that's the only reason to watch 3-Way. Final Destination 2 (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[30.Jan.03] :. The casualties are the film's raison d'etre -- the more incredible and creative, the better. American Outlaws (2001)by Cynthia FuchsIt's grand, being so proficient at killing, and it's pretty darn All American too. Final Destination (2000)by Cynthia FuchsEverything about Final Destination probably looks demented, if not downright silly. If you've seen the trailers playing for a couple of weeks now on youth-oriented TV, you will have seen the lame plot (a kid keeps his friends off a plane flight doomed to explode), ooky wind and thunder effects, the sweaty-faced and way too pale teens, and most effectively, Tony Todd's ominous rasp, 'You can't cheat death!'" |
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