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• Trapped Movie Review
  This well-written, action packed thriller works because Kevin Bacon has mastered playing creepy characters and Charlize Theron has equally perfected the smart damsel in distress.
  Monday, September 23, 2002
• The Four Feathers Movie Review
  A movie with many levels, The Four Feathers deals with friendships, loyalty, and love relationships. But going even deeper, it addresses man's faith, his will to survive, and his trust in God.
  Thursday, September 19, 2002
• City by the Sea
  Starring Robert DeNiro, City by the Sea offers a message of parental responsibility that's layered with symbolism, packed with human emotion, and brilliantly executed by an incredible cast.
  Wednesday, September 18, 2002
• Swimfan
  Director John Polson's creepy thriller is a reminder of the harsh lessons of Fatal Attraction remade for a teenage audience in a morality play the younger generation will probably like.
  Tuesday, September 10, 2002
• Blue Crush: Catch the Wave
  This is the first time I've ever seen a movie capture what a wave, tumble and 12-to-20 foot face looks like, and they're not for the timid. You can almost feel the surf and spray, and the...
  Friday, August 16, 2002
• Undisputed: And the Winner Is . . . Who Cares?
  Undisputed is a good-looking film, but it could have been much better with the right chemistry between the two stars. If you're looking for that chemistry, a clash of personalities or ideals, or...
  Wednesday, July 3, 2002
• S1m0ne: A Satire Hits Its Mark
  Director-writer Andrew Niccol has taken the liberty of making fun of just about anyone and anything connected with moviemaking. The end result is a delightful roast of Hollywood studio honchos and...
  Wednesday, July 3, 2002
• Meaningful Message Makes Little Secrets a Gem
  It will remind you that there are some secrets that need to be left alone, others that need to be forgiven (and forgotten) and still others that need to be shared with close friends. The real...
  Tuesday, July 2, 2002
• One Hour Photo Starts Slow, Finishes Strong
  What begins as a focus on Sy's obsession and perversion ends up being the ultimate morality tale of how sin can destroy anyone.
  Monday, July 1, 2002
• Hurley Drags Down a Lifeless Serving Sara
  Although this romantic comedy starts off with a plausible hook, the story quickly loses steam and credibility with clichéd characters and silly chase scenes. The plot revolves around a game of...
  Sunday, June 30, 2002
• Murphy's Latest Is a Mis-Adventure
  I wanted to like this Eddie Murphy movie, but it starts bad and gets worse. It's too bad that this comedy comes loaded with language, sexual innuendoes and violence, which keep me from recommending...
  Saturday, June 29, 2002
• Blood Work: Aging Eastwood Carries This Cop Thriller
  Eastwood's voice is weaker, his once thick gray hair is thinning and his body is clearly showing signs of age, but that doesn't seem to bother him or stop him from taking on leading man roles. For...
  Thursday, June 27, 2002
• New Movie Showcases Vin Diesel as Action Hero
  Vin Diesel is a 21st century action hero! In his latest movie, he's Willis, Stallone and Schwarzenegger rolled into one.
  Wednesday, June 26, 2002
• Spy Kids 2: The Family Spies Together, Stays Together
  Director Robert Rodriguez is one of those Hollywood producer/writer/directors who made violent adult films but decided to make something his children could actually see and enjoy. It's people like...
  Tuesday, June 25, 2002
• Full Frontal: Dumb Title, Dumb Movie
  Steven Soderbergh is known for his unique style and respected for his brilliant directing, but after seeing this film I had to ask myself, "What was he thinking?"
  Monday, June 24, 2002
• Carvey's Master of Disguise Could Be Funnier
  The appeal of this movie is obviously Dana Carvey and his 36 disguises and impersonations. It is truly amazing to see how this man transforms himself into so many different characters, including a...
  Sunday, June 23, 2002
• Thoughtful, Suspenseful Signs Is a Summer Surprise
  Writer/producer/director M. Night Shyamalan delivers another unique psychological thriller that skillfully combines his brand of horror with science fiction, weaving both into an enthralling story...
  Saturday, June 22, 2002
• Country Bears Bring "G"-rated Dose of Family Fun
  I was a fan of the Country Bears attraction at Disneyland, but wondered whether Disney could pull off a Country Bears movie. They did. Kids in the audience seemed to enjoy themselves, while the...
  Friday, June 21, 2002