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We Are Not a Muse'd

It no longer matters whether Allen's inspiration is Russian literature or Catskills burlesque; his real subject is the slow death of a wisecracking ladies' man.
Washington City Paper  |  Mark Jenkins  |  07-28-2006  |  Reviews

Menage a Blah

Director Betty Thomas has never learned that even comedy requires a certain measure of logic.
Washington City Paper  |  Mark Jenkins  |  07-28-2006  |  Reviews

Dating Trips

This movie is like a half-dozen episodes of a predictable teen sitcom condensed into a 90-minute movie.
Washington City Paper  |  Mark Jenkins  |  07-28-2006  |  Reviews

Small-Screen Previews

We preview six TV shows, four DVDs, and one net video, for short attention spans.
Salt Lake City Weekly  |  Bill Frost  |  07-28-2006  |  TV

Taxing Authoritynew

Although grounded in Libertarian theory, this documentary presents provocative material about the perceived illegality of income taxes -- and various freedom-restricting consequences of the new world order.
Austin Chronicle  |  Marjorie Baumgarten  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

No Picnicnew

Childhood's fascination with all things small and squirmy makes this story of a boy who becomes an ant a pleasant, if undernourished, tale.
Austin Chronicle  |  Marc Savlov  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Fantastic?new

A cast of losers discusses the fate of a fish-girl out of water -- said discourse entails reciting ludicrous fairy-tale names in voices better suited to MAD TV's Mrs. Swan.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Women on the Edge of Revoltnew

This Israeli film presents the region's conflict in terms of the world's most annoying, dysfunctional-family road trip, which renders the proceedings almost as exhausting as the real thing.
Austin Chronicle  |  Marc Savlov  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Homeroom Princesses Seek Revengenew

If Mean Girls was the high-school movie for college students, then Tucker is the high-school movie for middle schoolers.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Hard-Edged Violencenew

Michael Mann reprises characters Crockett and Tubbs, this time with them posing as dope couriers to bring down a megacartel.
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Dressing Downnew

Perhaps vice isn't what it used to be, or maybe Crockett and Tubbs don't belong in this new time slot, but Michael Mann's movie turns out to be dreary and monochromatic.
Austin Chronicle  |  Marc Savlov  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Anger Managementnew

This high-concept farce crashes down pretty low: Think Fatal Attraction meets X-Men and you basically have the gist.
Austin Chronicle  |  Toddy Burton  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Flighty Aphroditenew

Is it Woody Allen's taste in women that’s his undoing, or merely the untenable positions he puts them in?
Orlando Weekly  |  Steve Schneider  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Yesterday's Newsnew

Woody Allen’s second British film with Scarlett Johansson finds the director falling back into the rut he carved for himself with every forgettable comedy since the underrated Deconstructing Harry.
Austin Chronicle  |  Brian Clark  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

Fun, Fun Fun ’Til GM Took the EV Awaynew

This multifaceted documentary about the history of GM's electric car seeks the culprit responsible for its demise and finds plenty of blame to go around.
Austin Chronicle  |  Marjorie Baumgarten  |  07-27-2006  |  Reviews

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