When Elle Woods, president of the "CULA" chapter of the Delta Nu sorority, decides to apply to Harvard Law School,…
Gary Mairs
With its lollipop colors and the breezy la-la-la’s on the soundtrack, Jump Tomorrow is a charmingly kitschy trifle. Director Joel…
Julien Temple’s Pandaemonium opens portentously, with a closeup of opium dripping into a glass, each drop falling with a booming…
Songcatcher has a wonderful premise: near the turn of the century, an ethnomusicologist visits her sister, a teacher running a…
Saarinen Tulip Armchair from Design Within Reach Keith Gordon’s Waking the Dead is like a dorm room bull session, an…
"Love," says Angele, a middle-aged beautician who works at a chic Parisian salon, "is just another form of slavery. It…
It’s a perversely satisfying thrill to see a movie about rock and roll has-beens starring two fallen teen idols (Duran…
Dex is a fine example of the genus Bohemius Americanus. 250 lbs. of spiky intelligence and unfettered libido, Dex is…
A toddler playing on the front lawn of a tract home in suburban New Jersey looks up to see a…
Where the Money Is opens with what looks like a commercial for a perfume called "Wild Youth." Two reckless kids,…
The Watcher wants so badly to be Se7en it should have been called W8tcher. It’s a knock-off of David Fincher’s…
Detroit Rock City is the latest entry in a fine film genre with a distinguished pedigree: cheesy movies about rock…