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Review of La Ciénaga (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 15 Feb 2002

Experiencing this film ultimately becomes as stimulating as watching metal rust…

Review of No Man's Land (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 15 Feb 2002

It's hard to believe this is writer-director Danis Tanovic's first feature fiction film…

Review of Bangkok Dangerous (2000)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 01 Feb 2002

Scene after thrilling scene, this movie takes your breath away…

Review of Black Hawk Down (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 18 Jan 2002

Black Hawk Down has a relentless force that makes character development almost beside the point…

Review of Final (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 18 Jan 2002

A surprisingly effective, off-beat little movie…

Review of Gosford Park (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 11 Jan 2002

A sweet tune, airy but not quite gay, and it carries a sardonic edge…

Review of The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 18 Dec 2001

Jackson's film feels like an honest attempt to use the power of cinema to engage the imagination and senses in deep-ranging and seriously engaged…

Review of Tape (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 16 Nov 2001

Perhaps because they are working out emotional conflicts from high school, and Vince seems stuck at a childish emotional level, what takes…

Review of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 16 Nov 2001

Lovers of the book will find most of their favorite moments beautifully realized, perhaps even bigger and more wondrous than they imagined them…

Review of Amélie (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 09 Nov 2001

So terrific it might single-handedly rescue the 'feel-good movie' from the garbage heap of overused and discredited phrases…

Review of Domestic Disturbance (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 02 Nov 2001

Travolta plays the concerned, loving father with relaxed conviction and appeal. His performance deserves a better movie…

Review of Joy Ride (2012)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 04 Oct 2001

Dahl and his screenwriters spoil it by turning the trucker and his rig into a metallic-sheathed monster willing and able to do anything to…

Review of Joy Ride (1958)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 04 Oct 2001

Dahl and his screenwriters spoil it by turning the trucker and his rig into a metallic-sheathed monster willing and able to do anything to…

Review of Joy Ride (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 04 Oct 2001

Dahl and his screenwriters spoil it by turning the trucker and his rig into a metallic-sheathed monster willing and able to do anything to…

Review of Under the Sand (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 16 Aug 2001

It's hard even to describe the movie without making it sound trite…

Review of Captain Corelli's Mandolin (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 16 Aug 2001

The movie is dramatically slack and uninvolving…

Review of Our Song (2000)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 09 Aug 2001

We come to care about the characters, and at the end we appreciate having had the opportunity to see the world through their eyes…

Review of Osmosis Jones (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 08 Aug 2001

Movies are easier to enjoy when you aren't always covering your eyes…

Review of Lost and Delirious (2001)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Houston Chronicle (970) on 19 Jul 2001

Its treatment of the operatic highs and lows of young love and heartbreak feels right emotionally, even though the film tells its story rather…

Review of Lost & Found (1999)

By Eric Harrison (215) for Los Angeles Times (12,977) on 13 Jul 2001

All of this points to the two major differences between Mary and Lost: Ben Stiller's character in Mary was likable (if pathetic), and Mary…

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