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Movies
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The
Time Machine ![]() This live-action feature sputters haplessly on its journey to nowhere. |
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All
About the Benjamins |
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We Were Soldiers ![]() Mel Gibson stars in a tribute to American soldiers who found and died in the first bloody battle in Vietnam. |
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40 Days and 40 Nights ![]() Josh Hartnett stars in a sex farce based loosely on Lent. |
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Dragonfly ![]() A supernatural story about a doctor (Kevin Costner) who believes his deceased wife is trying to contact him. |
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Queen of the Damned
![]() An adaptation of Anne Rice's best-selling novel, this film has the death of Aaliyah in its corner. |
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Hart's
War ![]() Bruce Willis is a U.S. colonel in a German POW camp who may be trying to rig a trial. |
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Crossroads ![]() Britney Spears plays the nice girl in this movie about three girls on a road trip. |
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Return
to Never Land ![]() Peter Pan helps a young girl believe in the power of her own imagination. |
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Collateral Damage ![]() Arnold Schwarzenegger is a firefighter on a vendetta against Colombian druglords whose bombs killed his wife and son. |
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Birthday
Girl ![]() John Buckingham is an ordinary bloke who purchases a Russian Internet-order bride played by Nicole Kidman. |
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The
Mothman Prophecies ![]() Richard Gere and Laura Linney inspect weird phenomena that may involve alien visitors in this Twilight Zone-type thriller. |
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I
Am Sam ![]() Sean Penn stars as a mentally-challenged father who fights to regain custody of his 7-year-old daughter. |
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The
Count of Monte Cristo ![]() This movie is a classic revenge saga sure to please. |
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A
Walk to Remember ![]() A cynical high school stud falls for a minister's saintly daughter, only to discover that some sad truths await them. PG for thematic elements, language, and some sensual material |
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Black
Hawk Down ![]() This film - a noble victory - is the unflinching depiction of the 1993 raid on Mogadishu, Somalia. |
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Snow
Dogs ![]() Is Cuba Gooding Jr.'s career going to the dogs? It comes pretty close in this film. PG for mild, crude humor |
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Gosford
Park ![]() A weekend shooting party at an English country estate is filled with intrigue and death. |
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Orange
County ![]() Colin Hanks stars as a smart high school kid with dreams of going to Stanford. Jack Black plays his impulsive brother. |
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Charlotte
Gray ![]() Rather good at its best and never truly bad at its worst, Charlotte Gray occupies a gray zone. |
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Impostor
![]() Gary Sinise stars in this futuristic thriller. |
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Beauty
and the Beast: IMAX edition ![]() The wide, high IMAX aspect ratio makes everything here, including the Beast's castle, seem larger than life. Rated G for some cartoon scares. |
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The
Royal Tenenbaums ![]() To paraphrase a greeting card of several seasons ago, Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums finds the fun in dysfunction. |
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A
Beautiful Mind ![]() A Beautiful Mind refers to the inner workings of real-life genius John Forbes Nash Jr., and it inspects the math wizard's state of consciousness. |
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Ali
![]() Will Smith captures the nuances of Muhammad Ali's colorful persona. |
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Kate
& Leopold ![]() For several movies, Hugh Jackman has been on the brink of stardom. This movie could provide him with the step up. |
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Jimmy
Neutron: Boy Genius ![]() Jimmy Neutron and friends head for another planet in an attempt to rescue their abducted parents. Rated G for mild cartoon violence |
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How
High ![]() A loose update of the old Cheech and Chong movies about illegal substances. |
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The
Majestic ![]() This film is a nostalgia fest that glows intermittently while suffocating the audience with its feel-good message. |
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Joe
Somebody ![]() This film is like watching a smoke ring just about the time you start to pay attention, it gets all fuzzy and floats away. |
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The
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring ![]() The lavish first installment of the J.R.R. Tolkien trilogy will appease Middle-earth fanatics and please the noninitiated. |
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Vanilla
Sky ![]() This film may be labeled the holiday's major bummer. |
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Not
Another Teen Movie ![]() This lowball comedy tries to inoculate itself against the terrible tag with satiric spoofery. |
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Ocean's
Eleven ![]() George Clooney leads a new Rat Pack in this Vegas caper flick. |
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Behind
Enemy Lines ![]() A Navy pilot, at odds with his C.O., is shot down over enemy territory in an unidentified Eastern European country. |
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Spy Game ![]() Taut, fast-paced thriller features Robert Redford's most winning work in a decade. |
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Black Knight ![]() This film is among the cheapest, laziest movies in recent memory. |
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Sidewalks of New York ![]() A skin-deep collection of character sketches wastes its fun cast. |
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Lisa Picard Is Famous ![]() An aspiring actress realizes that time is running out on her career. Not rated, sex, language |
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Out Cold ![]() This forgettable movie about ski bums has a shopworn quality. |
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Harry
Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ![]() The film follows the novel about as faithfully as any fan could hope for. Rated PG for scary moments and mild language. |
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Heist
![]() David Mamet has crafted a caper that few will outguess. |
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Shallow
Hal ![]() Gwyneth Paltrow and Jack Black go for a canoe ride in this comedy that's all wet. |
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Domestic
Disturbance ![]() A divorced father must save his son from the kid's violent stepfather. |
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Monsters,
Inc. ![]() Computer-animated comedy from the creators of Toy Story. John Goodman, Billy Crystal and James Coburn provide the voices. Rated G. |
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The
One ![]() Martial arts expert Jet Li plays a police officer forced to confront an evil form of himself. |
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K-PAX
![]() The film strives to be a sci-fi fable with a human side. |
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13
Ghosts ![]() Remake of a 1960 haunted-house schlocker. |
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On
the Line ![]() This is the movie with the guys from 'N Sync. |
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The
Last Castle ![]() Robert Redford leads a band of prisoners in a revolt against a tyrannical warden. |
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Riding
in Cars With Boys ![]() Drew Barrymore plays a woman who overcomes obstacles and becomes a writer. |
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From
Hell ![]() Johnny Depp tracks Jack the Ripper in not-so-merry England. |
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Bandits
![]() This film is a pleasant diversion, a crime/road movie featuring the friendliest bank robbers. |
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Corky
Romano ![]() This slapstick comedy is so archetypally awful that it presents filmgoers with a clear set of warning signs. |
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Iron
Monkey ![]() A kung-fu adventure from Hong Kong the ultimate genre picture, no blockbuster ambitions. |
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Serendipity
![]() This film is a pouf, but it's a sweet, pleasant pouf a puffy, fluffy place to sit down and escape the real world. PG, sexuality, brief language |
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Training
Day ![]() Denzel Washington, ordinarily the most righteous of good guys, proves that he makes an equally emphatic baddie. |
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Joy
Ride ![]() Steve Zahn, Leelee Sobieski and Paul Walker are on the run after playing a prank on a trucker. |
Max
Keeble's Big Move |
Hearts
in Atlantis ![]() Based on the novel by Stephen King, this drama is about a young orphaned boy who forms a friendship with a middle-aged boarder. |
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Zoolander
![]() Ben Stiller plays Derek Zoolander, a supermodel overflowing with charisma but lacking in common sense. |
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Don't
Say a Word ![]() A noted adolescent psychiatrist races to secure the freedom of his kidnapped daughter. |
Hardball
![]() A gambler (Keanu Reeves) attempts to pay debts by coaching an inner-city little league baseball team. |
The
Glass House ![]() This film is a workmanlike thriller that works. |
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The
Musketeer ![]() D'Artagnan comes to Paris determined to wear the mantle of musketeer. |
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Rock
Star ![]() Mark Wahlberg is the star of this big-screen karaoke. Jennifer Aniston plays the girlfriend/manager. |
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Two
Can Play That Game
Vivica A. Fox stars as a successful advertising executive who can read the male mind like a comic book. |
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Bubble
Boy ![]() The best that can be said for Bubble Boy is that it's a unifying force. |
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Ghosts
of Mars ![]() This film is a trifecta of bad sci-fi that would have any self-respecting little green man seeing more red than usual. |
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