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Movie Reviews by Todd Gilchrist - Page 37 of 39

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Review of In the Cut (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 20 Oct 2003

In The Cut falls short on execution, with Campion's unique and powerful vision undermined by the conventions of a traditional genre…

Review of The Station Agent (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 13 Oct 2003

McCarthy's impressive directorial debut reflects, like few other films in recent memory, the feeling that we aren't alone, no matter how much…

Review of Duplex (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 28 Sep 2003

A sadly appropriate follow-up to DeVito's Death To Smoochy debacle, Duplex reveals not only the actors' and filmmakers' narcissism, but the…

Review of The Rundown (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 24 Sep 2003

Wasting little time on unnecessary setup or character development to concentrate on blistering and brilliantly-executed action, The Rundown…

Review of Lost in Translation (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 24 Sep 2003

Lost In Translation inspires a unique feeling of optimism, a sense that there are more people than we expect who understand our lifelong conundrums…

Review of So Close (2002)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 11 Sep 2003

A forgettable import, a film that possesses too much style by half but unlike the films of John Woo or Tsui Hark never knows well enough to…

Review of Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 11 Sep 2003

A thrilling, entertaining spectacle which easily lives up to the legacy of its predecessors and proves that the director's time spent with…

Review of So Close (2009)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 11 Sep 2003

A forgettable import, a film that possesses too much style by half but unlike the films of John Woo or Tsui Hark never knows well enough to…

Review of The Medallion (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 21 Aug 2003

Hard to believe as it must seem, Chan has made a terrifically entertaining film, an action movie that delivers exactly what its audience wants,…

Review of American Splendor (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 14 Aug 2003

one of the year's best…

Review of Gigli (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 01 Aug 2003

It's a trainwreck of a film. . .too little substance, too long in the telling, and too bad too many opportunities were squandered in its making…

Review of How to Deal (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 01 Aug 2003

How To Deal eventually folds because it stacks its deck against a true belief in the possibility of love…

Review of American Wedding (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 31 Jul 2003

A well-executed conclusion to one of the better comedy series of recent years, American Wedding is a last great hurrah for the characters…

Review of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 02 Jul 2003

The film's elaborate, high-tech chase and fight scenes are deliriously entertaining…

Review of Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 25 Jun 2003

Full Throttle is a movie that could be a preview for itself: a sad reminder of what was, a hint of what might be, and with any luck, the foretelling…

Review of Alex & Emma (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 19 Jun 2003

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Review of Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd (2003)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 15 Jun 2003

Dumb And Dumberer is like a punch line without a joke - confusing, unfunny, and ultimately worthless…

Review of Maid in Manhattan (2002)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 10 Jun 2003

Maid In Manhattan ultimately leaves nothing whatsoever for the viewer to grasp…

Review of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 10 Jun 2003

The Two Towers is riveting entertainment - few films could cover such distance (in both narrative and geographical senses) with such assurance…

Review of Catch Me If You Can (2002)

By Todd Gilchrist (762) for FilmStew.com (638) on 10 Jun 2003

Spielberg. . .supersedes even himself with one of the most enjoyable and compelling films of his career…

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Todd Gilchrist has written reviews for:

Variety (12,700)
The A.V. Club (5,644)
The Playlist (3,871)
TheWrap (3,203)
Boxoffice Magazine (2,896)
IGN Movies (1,472)
IGN (1,013)
ScreenCrush (954)
CraveOnline (813)
Birth.Movies.Death. (774)

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