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Articles tagged "natasha henstridge"![]() Film ReviewDeceptionby Cynthia Fuchs[28.Apr.08] :. Deception is less a thriller than it is a contest between boys with big egos, assorted women dropped in as pseudo-exotic objects of exchange. ![]() TV ReviewEli Stoneby Michael Abernethy[6.Feb.08] :. Eli Stone deals with weighty issues -- the purpose of life, the inevitability of death, and corporate liability -- but all of it is infused with levity. ![]() DVD Film ReviewSpecies III (2004)by Marco Lanzagorta[17.Jan.05] :. Following the law of diminishing returns, the straight-to-video Species III is the least effective entry in the trilogy. ![]() TV ReviewShe Spiesby Tracy McLoone[1.Aug.02] :. NBC’s new series She Spies immediately begs two questions. First, what is this tough girl T&A fantasy doing popping up mid-season and in the middle of a blitz of reality television?... ![]() Film ReviewBounce (2000)by Cynthia FuchsBounce is straight in the sense that it stars Ben Affleck and Gwyneth Paltrow, and does not include Opposite of Sex-style bitchiness, much less wily jokes about masturbation, Hollywood morality, and the Planet Maturia. ![]() Film ReviewGhosts of Mars (2001)by Cynthia FuchsIn 'Ghosts of Mars', Desolation is a perfect candidate to ensure the human-humans' survival: not only is he the resilient and brilliant Ice Cube, but he is also the consummate delinquent champion. The Whole Nine Yards (2000)by Jonathan BellerWARNING: The following review contains spoilers. Executing Reality The poster advertisement for Warner Brothers’ current release, The Whole Nine Yards, reads... The Whole Nine Yards (2000)by Lesley SmithWARNING: The following review contains spoilers. The Denominator of Denial The director of The Whole Nine Yards, Jonathan Lynn, used to specialize in delectable mayhem... |
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