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Agent Cody Banks (2003)

While it’s not going to score any points for originality, Agent Cody Banks almost has enough energy and charm to make you overlook its considerable flaws.  You can pretty much guess how it’s all going to...

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Party Girl (1995)

Every once in a while, you come across a movie so energetic, imaginative, and fun to watch, you’ll find yourself forgiving the lack of real plot or its tendency to overindulge in asides.  Party Girl...

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Dreamcatcher (2003)

Dreamcatcher is one long, glorious turd of a movie that will possibly go down as a fave cult film for some, while completely bewildering the rest of the audiences out there. From initial appearances feels like...

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Monkeybone (2001)

Monkeybone is a headscratcher of a film; you may laugh your ass off or you may stare in bewilderment, and at the end, you will probably not know for sure what to make of it. ...

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Tremors (1990)

In a tiny Nevada town, ironically called Perfection, with its population of only 15 people, there seem to be several more non-human residents appearing.  Monsters dwell beneath the ground, borrowing around, listening to the...

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The Remains of the Day (1993)

Another beautifully crafted literary adaptation from the team of Ismail Merchant and James Ivory, The Remains of the Day ranks among their very best work.  Their names are already synonymous with the genre of the British...

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Death and the Maiden (1994)

Based on Ariel Dorfman’s play, who also co-wrote the screenplay, Death and the Maiden is an engaging, multi-textured story about revenge, passion, and how the abuse of power is seductive, especially if put into...

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Sol Goode (2003)

Sometimes I question the marketing decisions of the production companies that decide to make video renters think they are getting one thing and giving them another.  In the case of Sol Goode, the trailer and...

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Laurel Canyon (2002)

Laurel Canyon made me feel like I was watching the pilot to some new “made for HBO” series, featuring the decadent portrayals of a Hollywood family — their life, their loves, and their lessons learned. ...

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Bringing Down the House (2003)

Bringing Down the House isn’t so much a romantic comedy as it is a buddy movie, with all of the formulaic comic devices that the term has come to be defined as over the...