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Review of Rules of Engagement (2000)

By Wesley Morris (1,967) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 04 Jan 2004

A wildly dull, predictable script whose holes seem to be courtesy of random sniper fire…

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Review of Marvin's Room (1996)

By Barbara Shulgasser (553) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 23 Dec 2003

Add to that a perfect cast and one's only complaint will be that this is, at heart, another tear-jerker about how good it is to love and be…

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Review of U.S. Marshals (1998)

By Barbara Shulgasser (553) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 11 Dec 2003

I like that Sheridan's girlfriend works at Starbucks. Snipes plays the part with the kind of high energy that large doses of caffeine would explain…

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Review of Star Trek: Insurrection (1998)

By George Powell (6) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 10 Dec 2003

The maturity of the Star Trek saga and its remarkable fan base have combined to produce a polished film that shines like a crown jewel in the…

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Review of Anna and the King (1999)

By Walter Addiego (380) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 03 Dec 2003

In the end you feel like you've been taken on a pleasing, professionally run tourist trip that let you enjoy the sights without ever really…

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Review of Autumn Spring (2001)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 21 Nov 2003

[A] lovely comedy about old age, marriage, men and women…

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Review of Sans Soleil (1983)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 21 Nov 2003

Sans Soleil makes up a tapestry of memories that questions the entire nature of memory, while celebrating that of cinema…

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Review of Total Eclipse (1995)

By Barbara Shulgasser (553) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 13 Nov 2003

In Total Eclipse, directed by Agnieszka Holland, they fail to persuade us that their versions of the 19th century French poets Arthur Rimbaud…

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Review of Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)

By Barbara Shulgasser (553) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 02 Nov 2003

Hush, which is an absurdly bad mixture of Rosemary's Baby and any Bette Davis movie from the 1960s, seems to be a classic case of a grasping…

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Review of Die, Mommie, Die! (2003)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 31 Oct 2003

Rucker and Busch try hard to pour on the melodrama and the camp, but the results are too restrained and self-conscious…

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Review of The Truman Show (1998)

By G. Allen Johnson (514) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 26 Oct 2003

A crowd pleaser that caters to our horror of totalitarianism, our love of personal freedom, our belief - justified or deluded - that knowledge…

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Review of The Haunting (1999)

By Wesley Morris (1,967) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 21 Oct 2003

De Bont's effects-riddled remake of the '63 spook-out adaptation of Shirley Jackson's novel is not nearly as creepy as either its cinematic…

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Review of Hard Target (1993)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 19 Oct 2003

It may once have been a second-rate B picture, but John Woo turns it into something better…

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Review of Bedazzled (2000)

By Walter Addiego (380) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 18 Oct 2003

Fraser and Hurley are terrifically matched for their interplay, and some of the writing is so smart it outclasses the film's cartoonish feel…

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Review of Passion of Mind (2000)

By Wesley Morris (1,967) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 13 Oct 2003

Moore can't help but be rotten. She has no grace and little nuance, which is why she's always best as a hard-ass in movies…

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Review of Dopamine (2013)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 09 Oct 2003

The film lacks character and relies on standard-issue rom-com formulas…

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Review of Power Trip (2003)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 09 Oct 2003

Forgoing the usual talking heads and stock footage, this new documentary by Paul Devlin actively and dramatically records the recent electricity…

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Review of Dopamine (2003)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 09 Oct 2003

The film lacks character and relies on standard-issue rom-com formulas…

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Review of The Event (2003)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 02 Oct 2003

Jumping between savage satire and cloying after-school specials, this shifty picture suffers right from the first false moments…

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Review of Prey for Rock & Roll (2003)

By Jeffrey M. Anderson (3,573) for San Francisco Examiner (1,621) on 02 Oct 2003

So far this year we've had the wussiest rock movie ever made, Garage Days, and now Prey for Rock 'n' Roll is the most depressing -- but in a bad way…

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