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Articles tagged "milla jovovich" Film ReviewResident Evil: Extinctionby Cynthia Fuchs[21.Sep.07] :. Carlos (Oded Fehr) matches Alice's not-so-interesting self-importance with a wry, almost-alternate perspective, self-aware and even sometimes unexpected.  Film DVD ReviewResident Evil: Apocalypse - Special Edition (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[26.Jan.05] :. Paul W.S. Anderson says, 'For me, there is in modern times, a definite fear of loss of identity. And that's what the undead represent. They are the mass, there's no differentiation between them.'"  Film ReviewResident Evil: Apocalypse (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[17.Sep.04] :. Back for another go-round with the Umbrella Corporation, Alice (Milla Jovovich) is leaner and lots meaner.  Film DVD ReviewResident Evil: Deluxe Edition (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[8.Sep.04] :. Resident Evil opens at a moment that might be best described as mid-psychosis, that is, the titular evil is overtaking the 'residence'.  Film DVD ReviewResident Evil (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[1.Aug.02] :. Look again, and it opens up into a morass of narrative fractures.  Film ReviewThe Claim (2000)by Cynthia FuchsHere the primary players are caught between forging their futures (individual and communal) and regretting their pasts, conjuring up a civilization in an unforgivably brutal environment. The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc (1999)by Beth ArmitageEarly on in the very long Luc Besson film, The Messenger, John Malkovich (playing Charles, Dauphin of France) wishes he could be someone else. It was the one and only time that I identified with anything in the film - I wished I could watch him be someone else! Like himself in Being John Malkovich. The Messenger is an unbelievably dull movie, which is a startling achievement given that the legend of Joan of Arc lends itself pretty well to storytelling of any type. Zoolander (2001)by Robert Ara SvihlaZoolander's parody of the fashion industry is a pretty pointless endeavor, for the simple fact that ultimately, it parodies itself. |
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