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Hamburger Hill: 20th Anniversary Edition

by Stuart Henderson

[23.May.08] :. For its unflinching approach, its eye for human strength and compassion, its clear message about the catastrophic stupidity of the enterprise itself, this remains among the very best films ever made about men at war.

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Big Shots

by Lesley Smith

[4.Oct.07] :. It's as if the last half of the 20th century had achieved nothing more than television's tolerance of the word "penis" (a word repeated ad nauseam on Big Shots).

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The Practice Makes Perfect—Well, Almost

by Quentin B. Huff

[13.Sep.07] :. What do you call four lawyers, a secretary, and a couple of prosecutors? I call it the best thing since Clarence Darrow.

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The Messengers (2007)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[2.Feb.07] :. Another scary house movie, another family in crisis. And especially, another lithe but steely girl in danger.

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The Blue Iguana (1988)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[27.Jul.06] :. Holloway walks a fine line between action hero and total cheeseball. He charms women as easily as he guns down bad guys, and never sullies his clothes.

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The Grid

by Nikki Tranter

[28.Feb.05] :. The Grid attempts to confront terrorism and Western ignorance of Islamic culture head-on.

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Wonderland (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[16.Oct.03] :. There's no truth in this true crime, only the fictions that sustain 'Hollywood'.

 

Party Monster (2003)

by Sabadino Parker

[18.Sep.03] :. Michael Alig's megalomania even reached such epic proportions that he had no qualms about bragging over the murder on camera during the filming of the original Party Monster documentary.

 

The Practice

by Bernadette Adams Davis

[9.Jan.02] :. The attorneys on ABC's 'The Practice' can't catch a break.

 

The Practice

by Tracy McLoone

These defense attorneys understand that many of their clients are scumbags, and they are caught between doing their job and honoring the principle that the guilty in our society should receive appropriate punishment.

 

Three to Tango (1999)

by Anne Daugherty

Movies are such a vital part of our culture. We go to the cinema, we rent videos, and even basic cable provides one or two movies at any given point in every day. So it's getting downright crowded out there in movie land, and therefore harder and harder to come up with something original.