Articles tagged "gary sinise"

TV Review

CSI: New York

by Cynthia Fuchs

[29.Apr.09] :. No matter the frequent testing of Mac's resolve in CSI: NY, he tends to remain brusque.

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Gary Sinise defends the military against ‘one-sided’ filmmakers

by Robert K. Elder [Chicago Tribune (MCT)]

[13.Mar.09] :. CHICAGO - Gary Sinise fumes. As we talk and tour Chicago’s National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum, Sinise’s gravel-and-coffee-grounds growl picks up momentum and passion. At one point,...

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TV Review

CSI: NY

by Cynthia Fuchs

[27.Sep.04] :. Ground Zero, the address -- spoken here as goal, location, memorial, toxic vapor -- is also necessarily disturbing as such.

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Film Review

The Forgotten (2004)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[23.Sep.04] :. In The Forgotten, the ethical terms are laid out: it's good to remember, fervently, and it's weak and bad to forget.

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Film Review

The Big Bounce (2004)

by Jesse Hassenger

[5.Feb.04] :. There is a certain sense of achievement in a movie that actually casts the famously laidback Wilson as a surfer.

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Film Review

The Human Stain (2003)

by Philip Booth

[10.Nov.03] :. All of these circumstances amplify the irony of Silk's tragic downfall, stemming from his own Achilles' heel.

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Impostor (2001)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[3.Jan.02] :. Based on a 1953 Philip K. Dick story, the film rehearses the usual Dickish concerns, namely, a male protagonist's loss of identity, confidence, and context in a dystopic SF future.

 

Reindeer Games (2000)

by P. Nelson Reinsch

The spirit of world class schlock-horror promoter William Castle was in the theater recently, during a preview screening of Pitch Black, as flashlights were given to a number of audience members.

 

Mission to Mars (2000)

by Tobias Peterson

The following review contains spoilers. Manifest Density From the Louisiana Purchase to the Mexican-American war, the history of the United States is punctuated often by federally...

 

Mission to Mars (2000)

by Mike Ward

Kurt Neumann’s 1950 Rocketship X-M may be the progenitor of space exploration films, at least if you believe the claims its video box makes for it. If this is true, then it’s a...