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Review of The Fountain (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 25 Nov 2006

Simultaneously one of the most grandiose and most personal films to hit theaters this year, a film that goes halfway around the galaxy to hit…

Review of Fast Food Nation (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 25 Nov 2006

Meanders when it should be on point, gets preachy instead of insightful, and presents cardboard characters at every level of the food chain…

Review of The Fountain (1934)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 25 Nov 2006

Simultaneously one of the most grandiose and most personal films to hit theaters this year, a film that goes halfway around the galaxy to hit…

Review of Keeping Mum (2005)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 10 Nov 2006

I'll match Grace's way with a meat cleaver and a shovel against Mary's spoonful of sugar every time…

Review of Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 03 Nov 2006

Borat not only satirizes American narrow-mindedness but also American broad-mindedness, our eagerness to accept and welcome people from distant…

Review of Shortbus (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 18 Oct 2006

It's actually a rather sweet and sharply funny ode to sexual liberation, and I suppose it wouldn't make sense that a film celebrating the freedom…

Review of The Departed (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 05 Oct 2006

It's not a casual night out at the movies, but sends the viewer away shaken and supremely satisfied…

Review of The Science of Sleep (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 28 Sep 2006

Boundless in its visual imagination but exacting in its emotional explorations, Sleep is one of the best and certainly most distinctive films…

Review of School for Scoundrels (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 28 Sep 2006

I don't think that we, as a moviegoing public, fully realized that when we made Napoleon an indie blockbuster that we were also signing up…

Review of Fearless (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 28 Sep 2006

Fearless not only talks the talk, it walks the walk -- or side snap-kicks the side snap-kick, if you want…

Review of School for Scoundrels (1960)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 28 Sep 2006

I don't think that we, as a moviegoing public, fully realized that when we made Napoleon an indie blockbuster that we were also signing up…

Review of Brothers of the Head (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 28 Sep 2006

Brothers puts a clever and disturbing twist on the self-destructive arc that so many real-life rock bands take…

Review of All the King's Men (1999)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 21 Sep 2006

The fact that it falls short of the greatness it so obviously strives for doesn't mean it isn't a good film…

Review of All the King's Men (1949)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 21 Sep 2006

The fact that it falls short of the greatness it so obviously strives for doesn't mean it isn't a good film…

Review of All the King's Men (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 21 Sep 2006

The fact that it falls short of the greatness it so obviously strives for doesn't mean it isn't a good film…

Review of All the King's Men (1983)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 21 Sep 2006

The fact that it falls short of the greatness it so obviously strives for doesn't mean it isn't a good film…

Review of The Black Dahlia (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 14 Sep 2006

The Black Dahlia is so cavalier about its plot and characters, so palpably uninterested in giving the audience a coherent, resonant story,…

Review of Black Dahlia (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 14 Sep 2006

The Black Dahlia is so cavalier about its plot and characters, so palpably uninterested in giving the audience a coherent, resonant story,…

Review of Crank (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 13 Sep 2006

Demented, depraved and probably bad for your soul in the long run, the pedal-to-the-metal action film Crank nonetheless provides a jolt of…

Review of Who Killed the Electric Car? (2006)

By Rob Thomas (1,118) for Capital Times (Madison, WI) (875) on 13 Sep 2006

Where too many politically minded films seem to exist only to confirm what the audience already believes, it's a thrill to sit in a theater…

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