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Articles tagged "will patton" DVD Film ReviewA Mighty Heartby Stuart Henderson[16.Nov.07] :. At last, all we have is the horror we began with. Pearl will be beheaded, for nothing, and the world gets a little darker. PopMatters Pick Film ReviewA Mighty Heart (2007)by Cynthia Fuchs[22.Jun.07] :. In images of the street and daily Karachi life, the movie finds drama that is "unfamiliar" but also crucial, suggesting the complexity of the task set before investigators in Danny's case.  Film ReviewThe Punisher (2004)by Stephen Rauch[12.May.04] :. It is a revenge story, and while we shy away from revenge as a valid motive, at least we still understand it. Film ReviewThe Punisher (2004)by Cynthia Fuchs[15.Apr.04] :. Ungainly and grim, the movie is loaded with comic-book heroic clichés and explosive effects.  Film ReviewGone in 60 Seconds (2000)by Cynthia FuchsContrary to its titular promise of speed speed speed, this latest Jerry Bruckheimer actioner takes pretty much forever to get to its wholly predictable and humdrum finale. Gone in 60 Seconds... The Mothman Prophecies (2002)by Todd R. RamlowAs John (Richard Gere) begins to question his own journalistic rigor and even his sanity, a number of inconsistencies in the stories of the mothman crop up. Remember the Titans (2000)by Cynthia FuchsDenzel Washington is a good and noble figure. Being one requires dedication and integrity, not to mention opportunity (not every aspiring role model can afford to turn down the second-rate parts when... Remember the Titans (2000)by Tobias PetersonEven a cursory glance at the coverage of the 2000 Olympics reveals Australia’s presentation of the Games to be focused on diversity and unity through sports. Aboriginal sprinter Kathy Freeman... Trixie (2000)by Lesley SmithThe protagonist of every classic thriller is, in some way or another, a Holy Fool. From the Scarlet Pimpernel’s foppish banter to Pete Decker’s Orthodox faith, from Miss Marple’s... |
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