A short exegesis.
Opens at Harvard Exit, Fri., March 17. Rated PG-13. 88 minutes.
Culture-clash comedy is slow but sly.
Fatalistic film-noir fall guy recounts life of woe.
Don’t have time for the entire book? How about hearing a highlight from the author? Here’s who’s coming to town this summer—or at least until the Fourth of July. Autographs not necessarily included with purchase.
Still looking for meaning, 22 years later.
Or, Same Sex and the City, anyone?
Why Meryl is newly bearable.
Suburban anomie rendered like David Lynch lite.
Male bonding and espionage span the decades.
25 years of Seattle art house cinema.
King County isn’t the only local place name with an unsavory past.
Preppy tests patience.
Admirably serious and powerfully cast, this fate-heavy drama squeezes all the life out of death.
“IT’S NOT JUST music! It’s not just music!” OK, OK, Bumber-authorities, we hear you. The truth is that there’s always…
Bookish types fall flat off page.
Both patient and shrink could use some meds. So could the movie.
Another contest to see who belongs at the top of the food chain.
Y TU MAM`TAMBIɎ MGM Home Entertainment, $26.98 GIVEN THE RAUNCH on this unrated movie’s original April release, one might’ve expected…
Real life, real hardship, bared for the camera.
