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Articles tagged "rachel griffiths" TV ReviewComanche Moonby Cynthia Fuchs[13.Jan.08] :. The most outrageous and most pleasurable element in Comanche Moon, Inish Scull (Val Kilmer) is also its strangest, least plausible, and most convincing incarnation of "history."  TV DVD ReviewBrothers and Sisters - The Complete First Seasonby Rachel Kipp[10.Oct.07] :. Welcome to Dynasty without the camp. But like their '80s counterparts, the Carringtons, the Walkers’ of Brothers and Sisters lives are a cornucopia of angst.  TV ReviewSix Feet Underby Ryan Vu[12.Sep.05] :. Six Feet Under's lack of delicacy is easy to mistake for exploitation. Where other shows hint, this one acts out. TV ReviewSix Feet Underby Ben Taylor[24.Jun.05] :. Four years of torturing the Fishers has worn my patience thin. TV ReviewSix Feet Underby Terry Sawyer[24.Aug.04] :. Six Feet Under has become crass, each episode an empathy decathlon topped off with ghoulishly deferred catharsis.  Film DVD ReviewNed Kelly (2003)by Daniel Mudie Cunningham[7.Jun.04] :. Ned might have been a criminal in the eyes of the law, but to working class Australians he was a hero wrongly accused. The Hard Word (2002)by Cynthia Fuchs[26.Jun.03] :. Cue sign of suspicion, that is, the frame lingers on Dale's dour face through car window. Six Feet Underby James Oliphant[9.Jun.03] :. Six Feet Under's challenging third season reminds us that the gulf between it and rest of the widgets that pass for television shows is monumental. Six Feet Underby Michael Abernethy'Six Feet Under' makes us think about death's implications and how to deal with it, and, more importantly, it helps us to realize what a tragedy a life wasted or spent in conflict can be. The Rookie (2002)by Renie Scolaro MoraThe conflicts are familiar, but 'The Rookie' presents them admirably and resolves them without sap overload. PopMatters Pick Film ReviewBlow (2001)by Cynthia Fuchs'Blow' is all about how reality and money get mixed up. Blow Dry (2001)by Todd R. RamlowThe marketing for Blow Dry makes much of the fact that the film is based on a script by the same writer who brought us The Full Monty. Undoubtedly, this strategy hopes to cash in on the... |
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