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The movie resembles ER on speed. The hospital... is like a war zone.

Intimate and insightful even in its weaker moments, Linklater finds strength and value in normality.

Alternately hilarious and touching.

Despite all the blood on screen, Fast Food Nation is a strangely anaemic movie.

David O Russell, however, has turned a difficult subject into an irreverent road movie that runs away with itself.

Harrelson proves once again that he is a fine physical performer and Arquette hints at the sexuality of Rita Hayworth.

What on earth Weaver thinks she's doing in such a tangled mess is difficult to understand.

Penn had a definite feel for the incidental details and the everyday rhythms of small-town life.

Lynch is a master of space and sound and the world of Lost Highway is at once beautiful and downright evil.

Dreams Warriors is not only one of the better entries in the series, it is also a thrilling fantasy-horror film in its own right.

Wainwright's style is crude... slow-motion water droplets are constantly about to hit the deck, while white doves flutter toward high windows.

Another victim of the style over substance genre.

The simple search and rescue plot is more than adequate an adventure in which to indulge the antics of our original toys, and allows space to throw in a few choice newcomers.

Arquette’s personal journey reaffirms that wrestling may be one of the most consistently misunderstood sports in the history of Hollywood and beyond.