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Articles tagged "lauren holly" PopMatters Picks: The Best of TV on DVD FeaturePart 4 - Feasts from the Fringeby PopMatters Staff[11.Oct.07] :. Cable created supply where there was little or no demand. Out of the myriad of subject specific programming, a few gemstones managed to shine. PopMatters Picks: The Best of TV on DVD  TV ReviewNCISby Roger Holland[2.Oct.07] :. In the best episodes of NCIS, the plot is all but incidental.  Film ReviewSpirited Away (2001/2002)by Scott Thill[3.Oct.02] :. America is better off with Miyazaki playing in the malls and the multiplexes than Monsters, Inc.  TV ReviewNCISby Roger HollandThough she has more than a passing interest in death, BDSM, and the industrial-goth combo Android Lust, Abby is a veritable ray of sunshine among the body parts and analytical equipment that clutter up her workplace.  Film ReviewWhat Women Want (2000)by America BillyAt the start of What Women Want, we learn the definition of a “man’s man.” This lesson comes first from the ex-wife of Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson), and he is Exhibit A. As she...  Film ReviewAny Given Sunday (1999)by Cynthia FuchsOliver Stone's movies usually seem more complicated than they are. Partly this comes from his evolving style, from the curiously romantic realism of Platoon, to the assaultive ding-battiness of Natural Born Killers, to the debased lunacy of U-Turn. But mostly it comes from his obsession with a single theme: brutality. Or more precisely, how brutality becomes morality. Any Given Sunday (1999)by Tobias PetersonWhatever you think about Oliver Stone as a director, you can't deny his firm grasp on this country's interests. From Vietnam to JFK to serial killers, Stone's pictures have always depicted major subjects of national fascination. With his latest release, Any Given Sunday, Stone looks to go his previous films one better by focusing on the most popular sport in America. |
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