"Lake Placid": David E. Kelley creates a monster even scarier than Ally McBeal
Andrew O'Hehir

"Eyes Wide Shut": All work and no "play" make Cruise a dull boy
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Topic: Movies (page 328)

"Outside Providence": The Farrelly brothers put a new spin on the old coming-of-age-in-a-crappy-town story

"The Astronaut's Wife": Johnny Depp and Charlize Theron spawn a dud

"The Muse": Albert Brooks proves all too effective at playing a screenwriter who's lost the golden touch

"Dudley Do-Right": A fully clothed Brendan Fraser hides his best talents

"Head On": A Greek boy comes out -- and of age -- in Australia

"Mickey Blue Eyes": Hugh Grant's bumbling allure hits the saturation point

"Teaching Mrs. Tingle": Screenwriter Kevin Williamson's first feature can't get past "I Heard You Scream at Dawson

"Illuminata": John Turturro's masterful tragicomedy teems with daring and its own sense of life

"Brokedown Palace": Claire Danes stars in her first -- and hopefully last -- women's prison flick

"Detroit Rock City": Kiss fans have nothin' to lose -- except $8.50

Hitchcock's cinematic crimes: Guilty beyond a "Shadow of a Doubt"

Universal Hitchcock: Camille Paglia on the Master of Suspense's pop sensibility

"Marcello Mastroianni: I Remember": A flawed flim flaunts the many faces of Fellini's favorite actor

"Bowfinger": An old-school (read: "funny") "Saturday Night Live" sketch stretched to 90 minutes

"The Thomas Crown Affair": A remake that captures the best of what the Bond movies used to be

"Mystery Men": Comedy heroes Stiller and Garofalo are mortals after all

"The Iron Giant": A summer charmer turns out the retro sci-fi for kids a

"The Sixth Sense": Forget the ghosts, this thriller's director has a fear of plot

"Dick": Two charming teenagers suck the sap off the Nixon legacy

"Runaway Bride": Divorced from the charms of "Pretty Woman"

"Drop Dead Gorgeous": A beauty pageant mockumentary is the guiltiest of this summer's guilty pleasures

"The Haunting": Catherine Zeta-Jones playing a lesbian in a fur-trimmed vest? That's not scary -- that's hilarious<

"Lake Placid": David E. Kelley creates a monster even scarier than Ally McBeal

"Eyes Wide Shut": All work and no "play" make Cruise a dull boy

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