05.04.01 | Daily
Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong
Mark Van de Walle on the triumphant return of Tsui Hark

04.12.01 | Daily
Helen Fielding Goes to Hollywood
Deborah Shapiro on why Bridget Jones was born to be in pictures

04.06.01 | Daily
Portrait of a Dealer
Stefanie Syman on Blow, this year's drug movie

03.26.01 | Daily
Pomp and Circumstance
Alex Abramovich on the Oscars

03.15.01 | Daily
Feeling the Strain
Alex Abramovich on Steve Martin's downward spiral

02.16.01 | Daily
Pretty Ugly
Peter Rubin on Brad Pitt's image underhaul

02.15.01 | Daily
Eurotrash
Jefferson Chase on what's been lost at the Berlin Film Festival

02.01.01 | Daily
Vile Bodies
Todd Levin on TV Funhouse and the "Porn for Kids" controversy

01.18.01 | Daily
The Sayings of Chairman DiCaprio
Scott McLemee on how the Hollywood blockbuster became Beijing's favorite propaganda tool

01.12.01 | Daily
Traffic School
Chris Lehmann on Steven Soderbergh's new public service announcement

01.04.01 | Essay
Stars and Bars
Prisons have always been choice entertainment fodder. But what does the success of a "realistic" show like Oz say about our baser instincts? Mark Holcomb reports.

01.03.01 | Daily
Make Money, Not War
Robyn Creswell on Lebanese cinema's new discovery: the screwball comedy

01.02.01 | Essay
Company Man
Cast Away brings product placement to a new level. Does that signal a new low for Hollywood? Alex Abramovich reports.

12.18.00 | Daily
Please Make the Voices Stop
Deborah Shapiro on Mel Gibson's journey into womanhood

12.06.00 | Daily
Is Boston Public Anti-Semitic?
Alex Abramovich on David E. Kelley's new TV series

12.05.00 | Essay
The Horror! The Horror!
The scariest, most violent movies ever made were produced decades ago. So why are pols now all worked up about the current crop of silly slasher flicks? Lauren Sandler goes to the movies.

12.04.00 | Daily
Queer As Folk
Lisa Levy on whether the latest Showtime series will break new ground

11.30.00 | Daily
Repeat Offender
Matthew DeBord on Robert Downey, Jr.'s arrest

11.28.00 | Interview
RE: Edward Yang
Kristin M. Jones talks with the maverick Taiwanese director about his acclaimed new film Yi Yi, digital movie-making, and the joys of manga.

11.27.00 | Daily
When Good Sadists Go Bad
Lisa Levy on Quills

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