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AILEEN

by Larry Hubbard March 7, 2006

The Life & Death of a Serial Killer Directed by Nick Broomfield & Joan Churchill Matt Cale likes to reason why… Nick Broomfield’s documentary about the life and times (and final days) of killer Aileen Wuornos proves one thing — Charlize Theron’s performance earns every ounce of praise it has received. When Broomfield returns for [...]

ANNA NICOLE SMITH SHOW

by Plexico Gingrich March 7, 2006

Long Live The Rich, Drunk, Fat and Stupid I’ve seen a good hour or two of the latest reality craze to hit TV. The reason the show is such a success is that Anna doesn’t come off that well. In case you just got out of a monastery or something, Anna was one of Playboy’s [...]

YOU CAN COUNT ON ME

by Plexico Gingrich March 7, 2006

You Can Count On Me is not the sort of film that you sit back and evaluate. The fact that it is brilliant is obvious. It’s the sort of film that should be used to evaluate you.

AMERICAN PSYCHO

by Plexico Gingrich March 7, 2006

Read the book.

EXTREME MAKEOVER HOME EDITION

by Larry Hubbard March 7, 2006

The most rabidly right-wing program on television is not The O’Reilly Factor…

GOING UPRIVER: THE LONG WAR OF JOHN KERRY

by Larry Hubbard March 7, 2006

Whatever you might think of 2004′s version of John Kerry, there is no denying that in 1971, his heroic stand against the Vietnam War deserves accolades well into the next century.

ALI

by Plexico Gingrich March 7, 2006

The funniest thing I heard about this movie was that Will Smith blamed Michael Mann for it’s commercial failure, which would be kind of like Dan Quayle blaming Pappa Bush for their loss to Clinton/Gore.

BIG LIES – CONASON

by Plexico Gingrich March 7, 2006

It’s nice to read a smart, popular book about politics that bares some relation to reality.

SPIDERMAN 2

by Jonny Lieberman March 7, 2006

Too much Man, not enough Spider.

GIGLI

by Larry Hubbard March 7, 2006

I want to die.

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