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Friday, October 15 2010

Their Mics Still Sound Nice: BET Puts Ladies First

Do women rappers have to shake it in our faces in order to get us to listen? As this doc. notes some, like Salt 'N' Pepa do it with sassiness and sex appeal "...you know, if I was a book, I would sell / 'cause every curve on my body got a story to tell".


Wednesday, April 1 2009

Alan Parsons Project Redux

Now that the Alan Parsons Project catalogue has been reissued, it's time for a reappraisal. Will anyone bite?


Sunday, January 18 2009

Flashbacks of a Fool

Let’s blame it on his lack of experience but Walsh presents a movie completely vacuous and uncaptivating.


Thursday, April 14 2005

The Woodsman (2004)

Director Kassell says, 'There's Kyra Sedgwick beating the shit out of Carlos Leon. I love this scene.'"


Thursday, January 6 2005

The Woodsman (2004)

Walter (Kevin Bacon) lives in a world perpetually gray.


Monday, November 8 2004

Barbershop: DVD Collector’s Set (2002/2004)

The Barbershop movies focus their energies on familial feelings and communal inclinations, and Cedric's wily jokes.


Friday, September 10 2004

The Cookout (2004)

The sports reporters are upset: if Todd's not going to fit a stereotype, what good is he?"


Monday, June 28 2004

Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)

Eddie (Cedric the Entertainer) comes to understand a new place for himself, and, no small thing, frames an acutely political history by his own story.


Thursday, February 5 2004

Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)

These first five minutes grant Eddie and the barbershop some specific background, of resistance and community.


Thursday, September 12 2002

Barbershop (2002)

Barbershop's multiple charms are all sweet.


Eve: Scorpion (Reviews) [5.Mar.01]
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