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Articles tagged "marisa tomei"![]() Film DVD ReviewBefore the Devil Knows You’re Deadby Matthew Sorrento[5.Jun.08] :. What a quirky pair of brothers do Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke make. ![]() Film ReviewBefore the Devil Knows You’re Deadby Cynthia Fuchs[26.Oct.07] :. Family tensions run high throughout Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. ![]() Film DVD ReviewAlfie (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[23.Mar.05] :. Jude Law's performance is wholly charming and energetic. ![]() Film ReviewAlfie (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[5.Nov.04] :. Surrounded by urgent, provocative signposts that he just can't see, Alfie remains lost. ![]() Film ReviewAnger Management (2003)by Cynthia Fuchs[11.Apr.03] :. Dave (Adam Sandler) grumbles okay, to everything, his face reorganized into a permanent twist. ![]() Film ReviewThe Guru (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[13.Feb.03] :. Offers a cagey take on cultural influences and intersections. Happy Accidents (2000)by Gordon Geise'Happy Accidents' is either a sci-fi love story, or a love story in which one of the lovers is crazy. In the Bedroom (2001)by Cynthia FuchsThe movie does not back down from the pain or rage it sets up. Someone Like You (2001)by Mike Ward'Someone Like You''s press kit describes Eddie and Jane as a 'Hepburn and Tracy of the modern era', but its undercurrent of painful loss and compulsive grief avoidance is precisely missing from movies like 'Desk Set' and 'Adam's Rib'. Someone Like You (2001)by Cynthia FuchsInstead, 'Someone Like You' follows formula, which means that Jane will realize her folly and realize that Eddie is really the guy for her (this is telegraphed when the pretty couple shares their feelings and eats Chinese food while seated on the kitchen counter and dressed in their fashionable underwear). What 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... The Watcher (2000)by Mike WardYou might be old enough to remember those heady years when local theaters played Friday the 13th triple features and there were occasional midnight screenings of April Fools Day at one... The Watcher (2000)by Paul VarnerYou’d better look out your window, not too obviously, but very carefully. He may be watching you. He’s out there, always out there, waiting and watching. Particularly if you happen to be... |
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