Video
Pick of the Week
- Radio Days - It's an older
movie, circa 1980 something, but it has a great cast, a
great script and wonderful direction. It is a very richly
textured Woody Allen film with Allen only heard as the
narrator. Watch for a very young Seth Green (Scott Evil
in the Austin Powers films). Rated PG.
Now
Playing
- A Dog of Flanders - All I know
is Cheryl ladd is in it. Rated PG.
- The Blair Witch Project -It
will be on video by Halloween, then you'll confuse it
with your camping trip video from this summer Rated R.
- Bowfinger - A soon to be
classic. Steve Martin plays a terrible director (think Ed
Wood) who makes his crew's Hollywood dreams come true.
The laughs keep coming and Eddie Murphy is brilliant in a
dual role. Rated PG-13.
- Chill Factor - Cuba Gooding
Jr. and Skeet Ulrich play two men on the run from
terrorists. At leaast it will b better than Cuba in those
Pepsi One commercials. Rated R.
- Dudley DoRight - Brendan Fraser
looks to continue making movies out of all the old
cartoons. Next up: My Little Pony: Live Action. Rated PG.
- Deep Blue Sea - Think Jurassic
Shark. A cure for Alzheimer's lies with sharks, but these
sharks have had their intelligence enhanced and a smart
shark is a dangerous one. Rated PG-13.
- The Haunting - This remake
boasts new effects and a talented cast,but it is boring
with tons of gaps. It is heavy with lameness. Rated
PG-13.
- Inspector Gadget - One of
America's favorite cartoon detectives gets a live action
movie. Matthew Broderick stars as the bumblingly
brilliant Gadget. Rated PG.
- The Iron Giant - Classic
looking cartoon about a young boy and a giant friend from
outer space. It looks very good. Rated G.
- Mickey Blue Eyes - Hugh Grant
plays the charming Brit who is marrying into the mob.
He'll smile lots and make the women swoon. Rated PG-13.
- Mystery Men - Here's the review
from my friend Kurt - When it's funny, it's real
funny, but when it's dull, it's real dull. Not all bad,
but not all that. Rated PG-13.
- Outside Providence - A young
man gets in a little trouble with the law and is sent to
private school. This was written and produced by the
Farrelly Brothers. It looks like it could be a lot of
fun. Alec Baldwin stars. Rated PG-13.
- The Sixth Sense - This is an
incredible movie with one of the best endings in recent
history. It is well acted, masterfully directed and ultra
creepy without being ultra-blatant. Rated PG-13.
- Stigmata - With the fall
season, comes horror movies. This film stars Patricia
Arquette as a woman posessed. Rated R.
- Stir of Echoes - Kevin Bacon
gets hypnotized and becomes a conduit to the spirit world
Rated R.
- Teaching Mrs. Tingle - A
revenge comedy written and directed by Kevin Williamson,
the man who brings you Dawson's Creek week after week.
This film is allegedly less like Scream and more like
Heathers. Too bad. Rated PG-13.
- The Astronaut's Wife - not
prescreened for critics. That usually means it's
terrible. Rated R.
- The Muse - Albert Brooks gets
gets inspiration from a new muse played by Sharon Stone.
Jeff Bridges and Andie McDowell also star. rated PG-13.
- The Thirteenth Warrior -
Antonio Banderas plays an unwilling participant in the
Crusades. Rated PG-13.
- The Thomas Crown Affair -
Brosnan takes a break from being Bond by being a burglar
(a really good burglar). This is a remake and it is
getting good reviews. Rated R.
- Universal Soldier 2 - Jean
Claude Van Damme battles a new breed of Universal
Soldiers (including the WCW's Goldberg). Gee, I wonder if
he'll win? Rated R.
Also
Playing
- Austin Powers 2 - I found this
to be funnier than the original. Mike Myers is at home
playing wacky characters and the Austin Powers series is
like the 90's version of The Pink Panther. Rated PG-13.
- Big Daddy - Adam Sandler comedy
about a slacker who adopts a little boy to win his
girlfriend back. Sweet, cute, and funny. Rated PG-13.
- Drop Dead Gorgeous - Beauty
queens in Minnesota fight for the pageant prize. Rated
PG-13.
- Lake Placid - Giant crocodile
invades Maine. People say "A'yuh". Rated R.
- The Matrix - Wow. A visually
appealing action/ sci-fi movie. If you haven't seen it,
go. Now. Rated R.
- The Mummy - A fun action
adventure starring Brendan Fraser. The effects are nice
and there are a few jumpy type suspenseful moments. Rated
PG-13.
- Muppets From Space - I can't
help but feel that the world has let the Muppets down.
They are as cute and funny as ever, yet hardly anyone
watches their movies or television shows anymore. For
shame. Rated PG.
- Never Been Kissed - Drew
Barrymore stars as a cub reporter who goes undercover in
high school. David Arquette also stars. Rated PG-13.
- Notting Hill - A world famous
actress runs into a small bookstore in Notting Hill (get
it?) and she meets a charming young man and falls in
love. Rated PG-13.
- Tarzan - Disney didn't make a
lot of noise about this movie, but it makes as big a
splash as the best of them. It has a good story, nice
songs, and incredible visuals. Rated G.
- Wild, Wild West - Heralded as
possibly the worst movie of the summer, Wild, Wild,West
tries to worm a dollar out of the American public yet
again. Rated PG-13.







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