Reviews

Crash: The fast and the furious()

A star cast -- Sandra Bullock, Matt Dillon, Don Cheadle -- rides to a collision of blistering drama and arch sentimentality 06/05/05 10:48 AM ()

Cinderella Man: It coulda been a contender()

Hustle & Flow: Pimpin' in Memphis()

The Constant Gardener: This Gardener needs weeding()

Too many tangled plots mar The Constant Gardener, but John le Carré's dialogue allows the actors to bloom 31/08/05 10:57 AM ()

A History of Violence: Dissecting the monster within()

Junebug: Southern Chekhov()

North Country: Charlize digs deep, very deep()

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Pride & Prejudice: Pride and ampersand(1)

This remake shows promise by shaking off much off the story's Victorian starch, before it slides into melodrama 11/11/05 10:54 AM (1)

Walk the Line: Man in black, no shades of grey()

Syriana: Big Oil's dirty well()

A complex tale of the tangled evils of global oil politics proves credible and intelligent 23/11/05 10:44 AM ()

Brokeback Mountain: Love on the range()

Mrs. Henderson Presents: All undressed and nowhere to go()

Transamerica: A truce between the sexes()

Munich: Spielberg's strengths missing in action()

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