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    "U-571" Damn the torpedoes! Damn the formulaic modern American action movie!
    By Charles Taylor [April 20, 2000]

    "Unbreakable" In this soggy follow-up to "The Sixth Sense," Bruce Willis sees damp people.
    By Ray Pride [November 22, 2000]

    "Under the Skin" Charles Taylor reviews 'Under the Skin', directed by Carine Adler and starring Samantha Morton and Claire Rushbrook.
    By Charles Taylor [May 21, 1998]

    "Under Suspicion" The engrossing, gem-hard little popcorn-cruncher is as good as any well-executed cop show. And what's wrong with that?
    By Andrew O'Hehir [09/22/00]

    "Up at the Villa" The new film from the folks who gave us "Angels and Insects" is strictly "Minor Piece Theatre."
    By Michael Sragow [May 4, 2000]

    "Urban Legends: Final Cut" This film-school sendup -- filled with slicing, dicing, electrocuting and bludgeoning -- can't see the schlock for the celluloid.
    By Mary Elizabeth Williams [September 28, 2000]

    "U-Turn" In his film, "U-Turn", Oliver Stone takes a vacation from his usual political passions -- in an Arizona town full of depraved inbreds.
    By Michelle Goldberg [October 3, 1997]


    		 
     




    		 
     
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