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Night and the City; Nightfall; The Night of the Shooting Stars
, August 23, 2000
Night and the City The San Francisco Film Society's "Boxing in the Movies" series doesn't hit the Castro until November, but a TKO has already... More>>
Trouble in Mind The Cell
The Cell dives into the brain of a killer, but it's a shallow pool
, August 16, 2000
Make no mistake: The Cell is, easily, the most unforgettable film of a pedestrian, forgettable summer. You walk out of the theater grateful for... More>>
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2001: A Space Odyssey; Up the Down Staircase; The Blackboard Jungle
, August 16, 2000
2001: A Space Odyssey Blame it on a lack of imagination, but your correspondent has never been particularly over the moon about outer space (as... More>>
Lust in the Dust The Tao of Steve
Lascivious philosophies heat up the Santa Fe suburbs in The Tao of Steve
, August 09, 2000
Be cool, get chicks." While that's paraphrased and boiled down, it's nonetheless the essential creed of Dex (Donal Logue), the corpulent... More>>
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Wait Until Dark
, August 09, 2000
Wait Until Dark Thanks to a visionary master plan and enormous political will, Chicago saved three of its downtown movie palaces in the late... More>>
Reefer Madness Saving Grace
Brenda Blethyn carries on in the best tradition of British movie humor in the pot-centric Saving Grace
, August 02, 2000
Irish charm and British eccentricity are hot properties on this side of the pond -- especially among U.S. moviegoers. Witness the phenomenal... More>>
Old Hands Space Cowboys
Clint Eastwood directs a crew of veterans in his most engaging film in years
, August 02, 2000
t's a pleasure to say that Clint Eastwood reverses his recent downward slide --A Perfect World (1993), The Bridges of Madison County (1995),... More>>
Reel World
All the President's Men; The Grateful Dead Movie
, August 02, 2000
All the President's Men In those dismal years when Tina Brown was converting The New Yorker into an upscale version of People, and every other... More>>
Senses Working Part-Time The Five Senses
Jeremy Podeswa's new film seeks sensation in the humdrum
, July 26, 2000
Honestly now, have you, of late, found yourself enthralled by pleasing stimuli? Please, no nauseating responses like "Aromatherapy shifts my... More>>
Tears of a Clown The Eyes of Tammy Faye
The Eyes of Tammy Faye teaches us that garish televangelists have feelings too
, July 26, 2000
In a perfect world, any documentary about televangelists narrated by RuPaul and a couple of sock puppets would be hailed as the unquestionable... More>>
Reel World
The Potted Psalm; Devil's Doorway
, July 26, 2000
The Potted Psalm I hung up the phone and tipped my Panama in amazement to Jeff Ross, the founder of S.F. Indiefest. As if spearheading a weeklong... More>>
I See Dull People! What Lies Beneath
Michelle Pfeiffer stars in What Lies Beneath
, July 19, 2000
Rather than asking if this senseless and expensive new film from wunderkind entertainer Robert Zemeckis is devoid of merit (it is), or "worth... More>>
Reel World
Animal House; I Can't Sleep
, July 19, 2000
Animal HouseJane Tollini's bawdy San Francisco Zoo tours, as the cognoscenti know, have been a sold-out Valentine's Day tradition for 11 years... More>>
Zoom Lens
Not Politics as Usual: The Jewish Film Festival
, July 19, 2000
The Bay Area's most political film fest marks its 20th anniversary at a peculiarly untethered moment in the Jewish saga: The Holocaust is fading... More>>
Zzzzzz-Men X-Men
Patrick Stewart stars in X-Men
, July 12, 2000
In Bryan Singer's last movie, 1998's Apt Pupil, Ian McKellen portrayed a Nazi war criminal hiding out in the suburbs, passing himself off as an... More>>
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