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The method of madness: Did "The Blair Witch Project" directors force their actors through cruel and unusual filmmaking?
Charles Taylor
"The Blair Witch Project": "The Real World" meets "Deliverance" in what may be the scariest movie ever made
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Method man: "Blair Witch Project" co-star Joshua Leonard chased spirits in the woods -- and lived to tell about it
Brett Mannes
Shit-eating grins: In defense of Adam Sandler, "South Park" and the proud tradition of poop humor.
Stephanie Zacharek
Girlgasms: "Coming Soon" director Colette Burson talks about why when it comes to girls and sex, the missing piece in Hollywood
Rachel Lehmann-Haupt
Everybody ululate: A blues musician explores the ancient art of throat-singing in "Genghis Blues"
Daniel Mangin
"American Pie": A group of high school buddies are looking for love in all the wrong pastries
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Arlington Road": Jeff Bridges flails, Tim Robbins tics and an icy summer thriller melts.
Andrew O'Hehir
"Late August, Early September": A French "thirtysomething" for the "Irma Vep" set
Charles Taylor
"South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut": So enriching
Stephanie Zacharek
"Wild Wild West": The summer techno-western rides a fast train to nowhere
Stephanie Zacharek
"Lovers on the Bridge": A romantic's doomed vision of sleaze and squalor on the Seine
Charles Taylor
"Big Daddy": Ca-ca can be funny, but this bodily-function-filled Adam Sandler vehicle isn't
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"An Ideal Husband": The elegant Rupert Everett glides through Oscar Wilde's mordant romance
Stephanie Zacharek
"Run Lola Run": Fast and feverish German thriller dances at the velocity of techno
Charles Taylor
"The General's Daughter": "A Few Good Men" all over again
Andrew O'Hehir
no coverline
David Brin
PLUS: Brin dissects "Phantom Menace"
David Brin
Clash of the titans! "Star Wars" vs. "Star Trek"! Why is America so in love with George Lucas's authoritarian fantasy?
David Brin
Mod is my co-pilot: The hilarious return of "Austin Powers"
Stephanie Zacharek
"The Red Violin": Francois Girard's international travel diary is just eye candy for the NPR set
Andrew O'Hehir
"Limbo": John Sayles' latest is neither here nor there
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Killer "Instinct": Anthony Hopkins and Cuba Gooding Jr. find the animal inside
Andrew O'Hehir
Mary Elizabeth Williams
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