Articles tagged "bill duke"![]() Film ReviewNot Easily Brokenby Renee Mora[9.Jan.09] :. For all its references to spirituality, Not Easily Broken is fixated on an earthly bond, between a good man and the good woman who defines him. ![]() Film DVD ReviewPredator: Collector’s Edition (1987)by Cynthia Fuchs[9.Aug.04] :. Taut and relentless, Predator pares down, stage by stage. ![]() TV ReviewKaren Siscoby Jennifer D. Wesley[13.Oct.03] :. Karen is a Federal Marshal, assigned to serve warrants, chase fugitives, and 'bring in the bad guys'. ![]() Film DVD ReviewNational Security (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[2.Jun.03] :. Endeavors to complicate the standard black-white buddy dynamic. ![]() Film ReviewStreet of No Return (1989)by David Sanjek[17.Jan.03] :. Fuller never gave a bad interview, remaining throughout his career grandiose, garrulous, and gung-ho about moviemaking. ![]() Film ReviewNational Security (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[16.Jan.03] :. Endeavors to complicate the standard black-white buddy dynamic. Fever (2001)by Josh JonesWho knew, dude? Alex Winter (Bill, of the original dumb and dumber duo, Bill & Ted) is actually an intelligent and promising writer/director. In Fever, his second feature (the first was... Exit Wounds (2001)by America BillyThe first scene in 'Exit Wounds' shows Boyd (Steven Seagal) arriving to a speech on handgun control given by the Vice President. He arrives late to the speech, cueing the audience -- and his superiors -- to his renegade spirit. Exit Wounds (2001)by Cynthia FuchsAs this minimal plot summary suggests, 'Exit Wounds' is full of cliches that it displays proudly. It is what it is -- a Steven Seagal formula flick dressed up so a hip-hop-martial arts crowd might appreciate it, and even tolerate Seagal. |
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