Topic: Movies (page 329)

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

"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
Andrew O'Hehir

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

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

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Topic: Movies (page 329)

"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

The method of madness: Did "The Blair Witch Project" directors force their actors through cruel and unusual filmmaking?

"The Blair Witch Project": "The Real World" meets "Deliverance" in what may be the scariest movie ever made

Method man: "Blair Witch Project" co-star Joshua Leonard chased spirits in the woods -- and lived to tell about it

Shit-eating grins: In defense of Adam Sandler, "South Park" and the proud tradition of poop humor.

Girlgasms: "Coming Soon" director Colette Burson talks about why when it comes to girls and sex, the missing piece in Hollywood

Everybody ululate: A blues musician explores the ancient art of throat-singing in "Genghis Blues"

"American Pie": A group of high school buddies are looking for love in all the wrong pastries

"Arlington Road": Jeff Bridges flails, Tim Robbins tics and an icy summer thriller melts.

"Late August, Early September": A French "thirtysomething" for the "Irma Vep" set

"South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut": So enriching

"Wild Wild West": The summer techno-western rides a fast train to nowhere

"Lovers on the Bridge": A romantic's doomed vision of sleaze and squalor on the Seine

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Topic: Movies (page 329)

"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

The method of madness: Did "The Blair Witch Project" directors force their actors through cruel and unusual filmmaking?

"The Blair Witch Project": "The Real World" meets "Deliverance" in what may be the scariest movie ever made

Method man: "Blair Witch Project" co-star Joshua Leonard chased spirits in the woods -- and lived to tell about it

Shit-eating grins: In defense of Adam Sandler, "South Park" and the proud tradition of poop humor.

Girlgasms: "Coming Soon" director Colette Burson talks about why when it comes to girls and sex, the missing piece in Hollywood

Everybody ululate: A blues musician explores the ancient art of throat-singing in "Genghis Blues"

"American Pie": A group of high school buddies are looking for love in all the wrong pastries

"Arlington Road": Jeff Bridges flails, Tim Robbins tics and an icy summer thriller melts.

"Late August, Early September": A French "thirtysomething" for the "Irma Vep" set

"South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut": So enriching

"Wild Wild West": The summer techno-western rides a fast train to nowhere

"Lovers on the Bridge": A romantic's doomed vision of sleaze and squalor on the Seine

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