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Fruitvale Station

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Fruitvale Station, Michael B. Jordan, reviews, Ryan Coogler
July 19, 2013 | Although he has a real-life story of relatively recent vintage to tell in Fruitvale Station – one that, in light of the Trayvon Martin killing and its…
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Action Jackson

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: Action Jackson, archives, Carl Weathers, Craig T. Nelson, reviews
February 12, 1988 | Faster than a speeding hit man, more powerful than a ninja killer, and able to leap over careening taxis in a single bound: Jericho Jackson is…
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Four Little Girls

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Four Little Girls, reviews, Spike Lee
February 20, 1998| Time is a thief that robs us of the past. As years go by, memories fade, outrage cools and witnesses are forever silenced. Which is all the more…
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Texasville

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Cybill Shepherd, Jeff Bridges, Joe Leydon, Peter Bogdanovich, Randy Quaid, reviews, Texasville, Timothy Bottoms
September 28, 1990| It’s 1984 in the Texas town of Anarene, and things have changed a lot in the 30-odd years since the last picture show closed down. Duane Jackson (Jeff…
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Flesh and Bone

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Dennis Quaid, Flesh and Bone, Gwyneth Paltrow, James Caan, Meg Ryan, reviews
November 5, 1993 |  Slowly, mesmerizingly,  Flesh and Bone unfolds as a dark and brooding drama that rewards your patience with the cumulative impact of a primal myth. A tale…
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Tremors

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Finn Carter, Fred Ward, Kevin Bacon, Michael Gross, Reba McEntire, reviews, Tremors
January 19, 1990 |  Cross a 1950s-style monster rally with a redneck comedy of bad manners, then add a generous dose of campy cleverness, and you get Tremors, the first…
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Skin Deep

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Blake Edwards, John Ritter, reviews, Skin Deep
March 6, 1989 |   Skin Deep is Blake Edwards’ new and greatly improved version of The Man Who Loved Women, his less-than-successful 1983 remake of Francois Truffaut’s comedy of romantic…
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Notting Hill

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts, Notting Hill, reviews, Richard Curtis, Roger Michell
May 28, 1999 |  If you’re in the market for a love story with lots of laughs, consider the unlikely pairing of a timid bookstore owner and the world’s most…
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Serendipity

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, John Cusack, Kate Beckinsale, Peter Chelsom, reviews, Serendipity
October 5, 2001 |  Like so many other things in life, film criticism isn’t fair. So you shouldn’t be surprised if some of our snippier reviewers toss barbed brickbats at…
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The Glass House

Posted by By Joe Leydon Posted inarchives, reviewsTags: archives, Daniel Sackheim, Leelee Sobieski, reviews, Stellan Skarsgard, The Glass House, Wesley Strick
September 14, 2001 |  There’s something weirdly fascinating about a thriller as potently trashy as The Glass House, something almost indecently attention-grabbing about the lurid overstatement of its B-movie melodramatics.…
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