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The Animal (2001)

This is the kind of film that happens when an idea that should have been no more than a 10-minute skit during Schneider’s old SNL days gets made into a full-length movie.  While playing...

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King Kong (2005)

It’s a tall order to have to remake a well-known classic, especially one that still is able to thrill audiences today.  Despite its popularity, King Kong is an example of a classic film that actually could...

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The Net 2.0 (2006)

Probably near the top of the list of sequels that never needed to be made is The Net 2.0, an in-name-only sequel to 1995’s very modest hit, The Net.  The premise is simple: an attractive American...

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Aeon Flux (2005)

Needlessly dull, Aeon Flux is a film that diffuses any claim to entertainment value by trying to have things both ways as an action/sci-fi flick.  Those seeking action have to sit through a convoluted plot...

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Unforgiven (1992)

Unforgiven is one of the rare films where I agree with the Academy Award voters, who proclaimed it the Best Picture of 1992.  It ranks among the best Westerns of all time, almost a...

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Held Up (1999)

If one were to condense the running time of Held Up to only those parts that are funny or essential to the story, one might have a hilarious 15-minute short, perhaps appropriate to be converted into...

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Swingers (1996)

Jon Favreau stars as Mike, is a recently relocated New Yorker trying to make it big as a comedian/actor in Hollywood, but finding that the road to his dreams is filled with one detour...

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The Ice Harvest (2005)

The Ice Harvest falls into the subcategory of a Coen Brothers film done without the Coens writing or directing.  It seems to be a genre that has been picking up steam recently, as the very Fargo-esque The...

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Batman & Robin (1997)

“Batman smells — Robin laid an egg.”  I couldn’t get these words to the famous “Jingle Bells” parody out of my head while watching what might be the worst mega-budget fiasco of the decade.  By...