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October 12, 1998
Ants in Their Pants

In "Antz," Woody Allen again snares a young beauty -- Sharon Stone -- but this time she's an insect and so is he.

August 30, 1999
"On the Ropes"
July 22, 2002
Passionate Puccini

Tosca
Metropolis

March 10, 2003
The White Stuff

Steve Martin’s uptighty whitey in Bringing Down the House falls miserably short of being funny; in Tears of the Sun, Bruce Willis gets to play Great White Father.

March 24, 2003
The Big Chiller

A straight-up shot of horror, via Stephen King’s Dreamcatcher, may restore Lawrence Kasdan’s box-office vitality; echoes of primal Mexico in Carlos Reygadas’s Japón.

June 30, 2003
Cheap Thrills

A British import, 28 Days Later, brings the zombie genre back to life. Swimming Pool fails to make a splash.

October 4, 1999
Shrink Rap

In "Mumford," about a psychologist who actually makes people feel better, Lawrence Kasdan returns to the sunny side of the suburban street.

September 27, 2004
Che Sera Sera

Gael García Bernal’s South American road trip turns him into the revolutionary of everyone’s dreams. Plus: A Dirty Shame is a misnomer.

August 25, 2003
Child's Play

Thirteen bills itself as an authentic take on being a teen in the age of J.Lo, but these filmmakers still have a lot of growing up to do.

April 24, 2000
In brief:
"Keeping the Faith" and "Where the Money Is"
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