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The Girl Most Likely
By Jean Oppenheimer, August 06, 1998
Judging by the number of uninspired and derivative films we see these days, creating something truly fresh and imaginative on screen is more... More>>
Don't Kiss, Don't Tell
By David Ehrenstein, August 06, 1998
Objectively speaking, there isn't all that much to be said about Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss. Written and directed by Tommy O'Haver, this very... More>>
De Palma Plays It Cage-y
By Peter Rainer, August 06, 1998
Nicolas Cage has never seemed more dazzling than he does in Brian De Palma's new thriller, Snake Eyes. Playing Rick Santoro, a corrupt Atlantic... More>>
Talking Down
By Peter Rainer, July 30, 1998
Do we really need to see the great Kevin Spacey fuming and fussing in one of those we-do-things-my-way-or-we-don't-do-them-at-all roles? In The... More>>
Twice as Nice
By Jean Oppenheimer, July 30, 1998
Walt Disney Pictures has a smart and highly profitable business strategy: Rerelease the studio's proven hits every seven years or so, thereby... More>>
Life During Wartime
By Peter Rainer, July 23, 1998
The first shot in Steven Spielberg's remarkable World War II epic Saving Private Ryan is an American flag with the sun behind it. The image is... More>>
Beating the Spread
By Bill Gallo, July 23, 1998
The last place you want to visit in midwinter is gray, freezing Buffalo, New York. The last people you want to see in the last place you want to... More>>
Reservations Recommended
By Danny Lorber, July 16, 1998
Unlike Hollywood fare such as Dances With Wolves (1990), Smoke Signals is that rare drama about modern Native Americans that has actually been... More>>
The Z Stands For Zzzzzz
By Peter Rainer, July 16, 1998
In The Mask of Zorro, Anthony Hopkins plays the eponymous masked man as if he were doing Shakespeare. He's trying to turn a kitsch hero into a... More>>
Angst Eats the Soul
By Peter Rainer, July 09, 1998
High Art is a low-budget, American independent movie about junkie, lesbian photographer Lucy Berliner (Ally Sheedy), who spends most of her time... More>>
Cat's Cradle
By Jean Oppenheimer, July 09, 1998
The winds that sweep across the Sahara kick up ferocious sandstorms. Dunes change shape by the hour, flying particles blind the eye, and all... More>>
Chip Off the Old Rock
By Peter Rainer, July 02, 1998
Michael Bay is the director of Bad Boys (1995) and The Rock (1996) and the new asteroid-attack movie Armageddon, which should be called The Very... More>>
Love Is a Battlefield
By Paul Cullum, July 02, 1998
Armed again with the comedy of despair, but with a far sight more focus than last time out (1995's Kicking and Screaming), director Noah Baumbach... More>>
Buying the Farm
By Andy Klein, June 25, 1998
There will always be a Britain, and very likely there will always be movies about the pluck and sacrifice demonstrated by the little people... More>>
But Not Out of Mind
By Michael Sragow, June 25, 1998
Too many post-Woody Allen movies have been made about "sex in the head." The smart, engaging Out of Sight is an action comedy about love in the... More>>
Afterthought Special
By Peter Rainer, June 25, 1998
The 1967 screen musical Doctor Dolittle, which starred Rex Harrison, was a commercial disaster for its studio, 20th Century Fox. The new... More>>
This Tomboy's Life
By Michael Sragow, June 18, 1998
It's Christmas vacation, 1958. The movie my dad has chosen for a first-grade pal and me to see is the new Disney live-action adventure Tonka,... More>>
Screen Saver
By Andy Klein, June 18, 1998
The X-Files is a movie that answers questions.... No, wait a minute: The X-Files is a movie that asks questions.... All right, The X-Files is a... More>>
Past Perfect, Present Flawed
By Jean Oppenheimer, June 11, 1998
Rule number one: When crafting a thriller, make sure the audience can relate to, identify with, or empathize with at least one of the characters.... More>>
Boogie Slights
By Gregg Rickman, June 04, 1998
Most people associate the disco era with hedonism, homosexuality, a sense of community, tacky fashions, and awful music. But in his new The Last... More>>
The Revolution Will Be Televised
By Peter Rainer, June 04, 1998
The Truman Show, starring Jim Carrey, is the Zeitgeist movie of the hour. How could it not be? It's all about the omnipotence of television and... More>>
Pretty Vacant
By Andy Klein, May 28, 1998
Only one week after lizards came crawling across the nation's screens in Godzilla and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, along comes the bloated... More>>
Cheese Shortage
By Peter Rainer, May 28, 1998
The "Size Does Matter" marketing campaign for Godzilla is far more ingenious than the actual movie. It's also highly annoying and has spawned a... More>>
He's With the Band
By Peter Rainer, May 21, 1998
In director Barbara Kopple's new documentary, Wild Man Blues, we follow Woody Allen around Europe as he takes part in a whirlwind concert tour... More>>
He Got Lame
By Peter Rainer, May 21, 1998
It's the tail end of the 1996 California primary election campaign, and incumbent Democratic Sen. Jay Bulworth (Warren Beatty) is having a... More>>
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