Totally F***ed Up
Queer New Wave classic tracks six teenagers living in Los Angeles.
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Movie Review, Nov. 4, 1994
Wolf
Movie Review, June 24, 1994
Forrest Gump
Movie Review, July 15, 1994
Star 80
The brief life and sordid death of Playboy Playmate and budding screen actress Dorothy Stratten at the hand of her unbalanced husband is the subject of this infamous incident and much-storied film.
Movie Review, Feb. 10, 1984
You So Crazy
Movie Review, May 6, 1994
The Thin Man
The characters are the invention of Dashiell Hammett, although the urbane chemistry between Loy and Powell as Nick and Nora Charles is the ultimate in dipsomaniacal detective mystery and screwball comedy.
Movie Review, Jan. 7, 2002
Philadelphia
Movie Review, Jan. 14, 1994
Singles
Love in the Nineties: no drugs and the sex is scary. Actually, Cameron Crowe documents the habits of a generation that adapted.
Movie Review, Sept. 25, 1992
Hoffa
Movie Review, Dec. 25, 1992
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour
Leviathan live experience transfers from stadiums to cinemas
Movie Review, Oct. 20, 2023
Howards End
Movie Review, July 31, 1992
The Player
Movie Review, May 1, 1992
Parents
Movie Review, Sept. 7, 2000
Allied
WWII espionage thriller can't hold a candle to Casablanca
Movie Review, Nov. 23, 2016
Casablanca
Bogey and Bergman play star-crossed lovers in this enduring classic set in wartime North Africa.
Movie Review, Nov. 17, 1999
The Piano
Movie Review, Nov. 19, 1993
Demons 2
Movie Review, March 19, 2002
Wax, Or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees
Movie Review, July 16, 1993
What's Love Got to Do With it
Movie Review, June 18, 1993
"Building Bombs" and "Deadly Deception"
Movie Review, April 3, 1992
Inside Out 2
The inner life of now-teenager Riley gets complicated when Anxiety takes a turn at the wheel
Movie Review, June 14, 2024
Dracula
It’s the movie that put Transylvania on the map and the role to which Bela Lugosi became forever linked.
Movie Review, Nov. 1, 2000
RoboCop
Half man and half machine, but fully lethal, this RoboCop is indestructible.
Movie Review, July 13, 2000
The Legend of Drunken Master
A classic chopsocky mixture of action and comedy, capped by a ferocious 20-minute finale.
Movie Review, Oct. 19, 2000
Shogun Assassin
This film is a fascinating Americanized amalgam of two Japanese movies: Lightning Swords of Death and Baby Cart at the River Styx. Shogun Assassin combines bits and pieces from both films, adds an unfortunately bad dub track, and creates a seamless whole.
Movie Review, April 18, 2001
Edward Scissorhands
Burton's combination of fantastic and real imagery adds to this story's dreamy but satiric edge. Depp, as the the fragile but irresistibly fabulous title character, is "shear" delight.
Movie Review, Dec. 21, 1990
Malcolm X
Movie Review, Nov. 20, 1992
Baxter
Movie Review, June 14, 1991
Masters of the Universe
He-Man and Skeletor (Lundgren and Langella) face off, while teens battle to save the universe.
Movie Review, Feb. 21, 2001
Memoirs of an Invisible Man
