Marjorie Baumgarten

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Obsession

Movie Review, June 3, 2002

Review: Blood Simple
Blood Simple

Movie Review, July 12, 2000

Review: Ricochet
Ricochet

Movie Review, Oct. 11, 1991

Review: The Sandlot
The Sandlot
The movie is a grown man's memory of his first, awkward summer in a new neighborhood in 1962 and the importance of baseball as a bonding activity.

Movie Review, April 9, 1993

Review: Scrooged
Scrooged

Movie Review, Dec. 18, 2001

Review: Deliverance
Deliverance

Movie Review, Dec. 2, 1999

Review: Fright Night
Fright Night
In this hybrid comedy/horror film, a suburban teen is convinced there's a vampire living next door.

Movie Review, Oct. 22, 2002

Review: The Unknown
The Unknown

Movie Review, July 15, 2002

Review: The Warriors
The Warriors

Movie Review, Jan. 31, 2002

Review: Singin' in the Rain
Singin' in the Rain

Movie Review, April 17, 1992

Review: Wise Blood
Wise Blood
One of the last films in John Huston’s long career is this exceptional interpretation of Flannery O’Connor’s eccentric Southern tale of fringe fanatics.

Movie Review, Aug. 9, 2000

Review: You Can't Take It With You
You Can't Take It With You
Based on the antic stage play by George S. Kaufmann and Moss Hart, this Capra film earned Oscars for the film and the director. With her impeccable timing and idiosyncratic delivery, Jean Arthur plays a girl who must introduce her fiancé and his parents to her decidedly eccentric family.

Movie Review, Jan. 16, 2002

Review: Popeye
Popeye

Movie Review, Nov. 25, 2002

The War

Movie Review, Nov. 4, 1994

White

Movie Review, June 24, 1994

Claire of the Moon

Movie Review, July 24, 1992

Zero Patience

Movie Review, April 1, 1994

Review: Wittgenstein
Wittgenstein
In his highly stylized fashion, Derek Jarman explores the mind of the 20th century Viennese philosopher.

Movie Review, Feb. 18, 1994

Carlito's Way
De Palma's film is anchored by an interesting story, fine performances, and is hoisted by an intoxicating field of vision that also maintains a sharply focused perspective.

Movie Review, Nov. 12, 1993

The Joy Luck Club

Movie Review, Oct. 8, 1993

Review: Sleepless in Seattle
Sleepless in Seattle
One of the signature love stories of the Nineties, Sleepless in Seattle basks in the idea of romantic love while also tweaking the notion.

Movie Review, June 25, 1993

Review: Battle Royale
Battle Royale
Fukasaku's violence-soaked film about a government-sponsored, survival-of-the-fittest contest among schoolchildren has caused storms of controversy.

Movie Review, Nov. 8, 2001

Passion Fish

Movie Review, March 5, 1993

Review: Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones, a dashing Saturday matinee idol for the modern age, is one of Spielberg and Ford's best creations.

Movie Review, Sept. 13, 2000

Review: Bye Bye Birdie
Bye Bye Birdie

Movie Review, July 8, 1999

Review: Saturday Night Fever
Saturday Night Fever

Movie Review, April 20, 2000

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

Movie Review, May 30, 2001

Review: Strange Brew
Strange Brew
Bob and Doug McKenzie, SCTV's beer-guzzling Canadian brothers, broke out of their TV-sketch format to star in this feature-length movie written and directed by their alter egos, Thomas and Moranis.

Movie Review, May 11, 2000

Review: Europa Europa
Europa Europa
In this award-winning foreign film, a Jewish boy during World War II adopts various non-Jewish identities in order to save his hide, but his uncircumcised penis becomes a dead giveaway.

Movie Review, Dec. 27, 1991

Review: Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41
Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41

Movie Review, Feb. 12, 2002

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