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Articles tagged "omar epps" TV DVD ReviewHouse, M.D.: Season Fourby Jesse McLean[30.Sep.08] :. How much change is enough? Elementary, my dear Wilson.  TV ReviewHouseby Brendon Bouzard[16.Sep.08] :. House has proven an unusually zeitgeisty phenomenon: in an era of milky American evangelism, it is unquestioningly anti-religious. TV ReviewHouseby Roger Holland[25.Sep.07] :. Hugh Laurie's outstandingly charismatic Dr. Greg House doth bestride the increasingly narrow-minded world of network television like a contemporary Colossus.  TV DVD ReviewHouse, M.D. - Season Threeby Kate Williams[24.Aug.07] :. Through clever writing, first rate acting, and an unrelenting subversive humor House, M.D. remains one of the finest hours on network television.  TV ReviewHouseby Roger Holland[4.Oct.05] :. If you're not already watching Fox's House, you should be.  Film DVD ReviewAlfie (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[23.Mar.05] :. Jude Law's performance is wholly charming and energetic. Houseby Cynthia Fuchs[22.Nov.04] :. The invasive camera stands in, weirdly, for the doctor who's overseeing the weekly inquiries, one Dr. Gregory House. Alfie (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[5.Nov.04] :. Surrounded by urgent, provocative signposts that he just can't see, Alfie remains lost. Against the Ropes (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[12.Jul.04] :. 'It seemed like a microcosm of life,' says Jackie Kallen of boxing. Against the Ropes (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[12.Feb.04] :. Reasonably angry, distrustful, and full of himself, Luther (Omar Epps) brings all kinds of energy to the movie. The Wood (1999)by Cynthia FuchsDuring opening week for The Wood, MTV ran a game show based on the movie — or more precisely, based on promoting the movie, as it was an MTV production. The game show was called... Love & Basketball (2000)by Cynthia FuchsIf there is a more perfect expression of life's pains and elations than Al Green's 'Love and Happiness,' I don't know it. In Too Deep (1999)by Cynthia FuchsIt’s for real: LL Cool J is a movie star. When he makes his entrance in Michael Rymer’s retread undercover cop movie, the girls in the audience whoop with delight and the guys applaud,... Dracula 2000 / Shadow of the Vampire (2000) - PopMatters Film Review )by Todd R. RamlowFrankly, it doesn't seem coincidental that these films are being released around the holidays; certainly Dracula's bloodsucking lust appeals on some level to our own holiday consumer frenzies. Brother (2001)by Cynthia FuchsWith 'Brother', his first English language film, Takeshi Kitano again examines the violent intimacy of the yakuza 'brotherhood.'" |
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