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'My Best Friend': Who Needs Strangers?new

In the end, the film is too gimmicky -- it climaxes with Bruno on the French version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire -- to ever be a great movie, but it offers plenty of small pleasures.

Baltimore City Paper | Geoffrey Himes | 08-14-2007 | Reviews

Tags: My Best Friend, Patrice Leconte

'Introducing the Dwights': An Indie Yawnernew

The only reason movies like this exist is to provide targeted upscale art-house audiences with colorfully ignorant lower-class exotics to whom they can vicariously feel superior.

Baltimore City Paper | Ian Grey | 08-14-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Cherie Nowlan, Introducing the Dwights

'No End in Sight': Sobering Observations Soberly Presentednew

The truly horrible thing about Charles Ferguson's absolutely depressing documentary is that nothing it says is really new.

Baltimore City Paper | Bret McCabe | 08-14-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Charles Ferguson, No End in Sight

'Rescue Dawn': The Sheltering Flynew

As usual, a Werner Herzog movie isn't what it looks like on the surface.

Baltimore City Paper | Ian Grey | 07-31-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Rescue Dawn, Werner Herzog

Children of the Revolutionnew

The latest movies from Michael Moore and Bruce Willis offer two very different views of our great nation.

Baltimore City Paper | Bret McCabe | 07-03-2007 | Reviews

'La Vie en Rose': She's Just That Goodnew

The line to lavish praise on Marion Cotillard's Edith Piaf starts right here.

Baltimore City Paper | Ian Grey | 06-26-2007 | Reviews

Tags: La Vie en Rose, Olivier Dahan

Not a Post-WWII Coming of Age Storynew

The plot to The Fury of the Entire World sounds more clumsily convoluted than it's told on-screen, as Pieters' plays this evenly paced mystery close to his chest, cagily dealing out his plot points.

Baltimore City Paper | Bret McCabe | 04-24-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Guido Pieters, The Fury of the Entire World