- Hollow Man - Kevin Bacon stars

as a man who becomes invisible before becoming a raging

psycho. This was a very interesting fil;m with incredible

special effects. Classic Paul verhoeven, I reccommend it.

Rated R.

- Loser - Jason Biggs (American

Pie) and Mena Suvari (American Beauty) play American kids

at a college in America (New York City). This was

directed by Amy Heckerling, who gave the world Fast Times

at Ridgemint High and Clueless. I say give it a chance.

Rated PG-13.

- Me, Myself and Irene - This

movie is hysterically funny. The audience laughed like

little girls. And though Jim Carrey is the star, and he

is terrific, this is not, repeat, NOT, for children.

Rated R.

- Nutty Professor II: The Klumps

- This movie was horrible. It lacked everything good

from the first movie and filled it with humor that was

too lowbrow for lowbrow humor. Rated PG-13.

- Pokemon the Movie 2000 - Since

bashing Pokemon last fall, I have become a moderate fan

of the televison program. However, the last movie was

horrible. This will have to be much better to jumpstart

the show's waning popularity and get me in the theater.

Rated G.

- Scary Movie - The long-awaited

spoof of the recent teen horror flicks finally hits the

screen. Brought to by the Wayans Brothers, if you liked

"I'm Gonna Git You Sucka" and "Don't Be A

Menace", this film is right up your alley. Please

don't allow young children to see it, There are a lot of

adult themes. Rated R.

- Space Cowboys - A bunch of old

(and incredible actors) play old astronauts that are sent

up to space for a rescue mission. We love outer space and

we love Clint Eastwood. This film should be very

well-made. Rated PG-13.

- The Kid - Bruce Willis stars

in this Disney movie about a middle aged man meeting

himself as a little boy. This movie should be filled with

warmth Rated PG.

- The Patriot - Mel Gibson

defends his family and his country in the Revolutionary

War. The Patriot is brought to you by the makers of

another huge 4th of July movie, called...Independence

Day. Rated R.

- The Perfect Storm - Based on

Sebastian Junger's true-life tale of two ships stuck out

in the worst storm in history. George Clooney and Mark

Wahlberg star in this action movie from Wolfgang

Petersen. Rated PG-13.

- Thomas and the Magic Railroad

- A young girl goes to a magical world on the way to

her grandfather's house. Based onthe hit children's

series, this film stars Alec Baldwin and Peter Fonda.

Rated G.

- What Lies Beneath - Harrison

Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer star in this thriller form

Robert Zemeckis (Forrest Gump). Let's face it, Ford needs

a solid hit again and Pfeiffer could use one too. I would

hate to have the taste of Dangerous Minds and Random

Hearts in my mouth for too much longer. Besides, the

previews look really good. Rated R.

- X-Men - Mutants are everywhere

and they can kick evil's butt. All of your favorite X-Men

are here: Wolverine, Magneto, Cyclops, Storm and

Professor X. This movie, directed by Bryan Singer (The

Usual Suspects, Apt Pupil) looks really exciting. Check

it out. Rated PG-13.

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- Erin Brockovich - Julia

Roberts stars in this film based on a true story. I heard

it was pretty good and that Roberts was as pretty as

ever. Rated R.

- Final Destination - A young

man convinces his friends not to fly a plane after he

gets a bad feeling about the flight. The flight crashes

and they were supposed to be on it, now Death is stalking

them. Rated R.

- Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas

- The world didn't really want another Flintstones

movie and I didn't really want to write anything about

it. I guess at $1 a pop, it might be worth 90 minutes in

an artically air conditioned environment. Rated PG.

- Love and Basketball - Omar

Epps stars in this film about a boy and girl who play

basketball and fall in love. Supposedly, it is a very

good film. Rated PG-13.

- My Dog Skip - Frankie Muniz

(Malcom in the Middle) stars as a boy who gets a

dog.Hailed by critics as a truly great family film, check

out My Dog Skip for a buck. Rated PG.

- Road Trip- A very funny film

in the same vein as "There's Something About

Mary" and "American Pie." The only problem

is that there is not enough Tom Green. Note: The campus

of the University of Georgia poses as the college in the

film. Rated R.

- Shanghai Noon - Jackie Chan and

Owen Wilson star in this film about an eastern warrior

fighting alongside an outlaw in the wild, wild west.

Rated PG-13.

- Titan A.E. - Matt Damon, Drew

Barrymore and Janeane garofalo end their voices to this

animated tale about Earth in the future. Rated PG.

- The Tigger Movie - Tigger and

all of his friends from the Hundred Acre Forest are back

in this tale about friendship and family. Rated G.

- U-571 - An American submarine

crew in WWII finds a German submarine and must battle to

stay alive. Matthew McConaughey and Harvey Keitel star.

Rated PG-13.

- Where The Heart Is - Natalie

Portman's character has a baby in a Wal-Mart and the town

either loves her or hates her. Ashley Judd also stars.

rated PG-13.

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