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Scott (Erik MacArthur), is a sixteen year old boy who finds his virginity on trial when his father (Greg Itzin) arranges a sexual liaison with a prostitute (played by Sara Gilbert).
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• "Battlefield Earth": A Vain Search for Terrestrial Intelligence
Full-length opening weekend review by Rita Kempley in the Washington Post says that this film is "breathtakingly awful in concept and execution."
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• "Battlefield Earth": Earth Capitulates in 9 Minutes to Mean Entrepreneurs from Space
New York Times film review, by Elvis Mitchell. Requires free registration.
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• "Battlefield Earth": Pulp Science Fiction
Essay by John L. Flynn argues that the film version of "Battlefield Earth" is a cinematic homage to the Golden Age of science fiction, when author L. Ron Hubbard was learning his craft and being published in the pulps.
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• "Battlefield" Director: Pulp Sci-Fi or Modern Myth?
Robert Peterson interviews "Battlefield Earth" director Roger Christian. [SPACE.com]
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• "Battlefield" Never Fails to Astonish
A negative review of the movie "Battlefield Earth," by Kenneth Silber.
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• "Extreme Oops"
Review by Jonathan Foreman. 1 star. [New York Post Online]
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• "Fast Food"
Synopsis, photos and viewer ratings.
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• "Formulaic family fluff."
Review and rating by Todd Gilchrist. [Film Force]
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• "In a Lonely Place" (1950)
Review by Brian W. Fairbanks.
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• "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" at the Villa
Information on the film's opening at the Villa Theatre in Salt Lake City, Utah on Wednesday, 19 February 1964. Includes newspaper ads and articles about the event.
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• "Let him have it"
Case study - 'Derek Bentley's confession'.
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• "Official" James Bond Headquarters
Posters, pictures, and theme songs.
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• "Omega Code" Stokes Fears of End Times
The film with an overtly apocalyptic religious message fits in nicely with jitters about Y2K and the new millennium. Atheist analysis. [Flash Line]
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• "Star Wars" Despots vs. "Star Trek" Populists
"Why is George Lucas peddling an elitist, anti-democratic agenda under the guise of escapist fun?" By SF author David Brin. [Salon]
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• "The Adventures of Robin Hood" Learning Guide
A "Teach With Movies" approach to using this film as a way to study history.
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• "The Cutting Edge" (PG)
"It's a love story on ice, an odd-coupling between ex-hockey player D. B. Sweeney and figure skater Moira Kelly." Review by Desson Howe. [WashingtonPost.com]
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• "The Humiliated"
Details on the making of the film.
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• "War, wizardry and love"
Review by Charles Taylor from Salon.com
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• ''Grey Zone'' Revisits Grim Territory
A review by Todd McCarthy for Variety, with a complete cast list.
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• '1969' (R)
"...aimless drama, its purpose and promise lost..." By Rita Kempley [Washington Post].
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• 'A Man for All Seasons': A Sturdy Conscience, a Steadfast Heart
Review of the film, by Bosley Crowther, in the New York Times. Talky picture, but with solid acting by most of the cast. Free registration required.
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• 'Americano' trio take indie by horns
Article by Zorianna Kit about the film's production, with synopsis.
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• 'Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life:' A View of the Philospher
The documentary is slavish and pedantic. Review by Janet Maslin in the New York Times. Requires free registration.
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• 'Bowling for Columbine' Looks for Answers
Review by Steven Rosen from the Denver Post.
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• 'Boys Don't Cry' Filmmaker Saw Past Violence to Love
CNN Article about Kimberly Pierce and her experiences making the film, including her meeting with Lana Tisdel.
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• 'Brother' Too Skit-tish for Big Laughs
"Repeats itself so often, hits its targets so erratically, you'd swear it was adapted from a Saturday Night Live skit." [CNN.com] By Paul Tatara.
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• 'Chronicles of Narnia'
Announcement about the planned movie.
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• 'Creepers' sequel takes ugly turn
A review by Jon Niccum. "If only Salva hadn't made the movie so emotionally ugly."
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• 'Enemy at the Gates': World War II From a Different Perspective
A fairly positive review from the New York Times. Free registration required.
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• 'Fight Club' Dissects the Primal Nature of Men
Review by Paula Nechak. [Seattle Post-Intelligencer]
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• 'Formula' Yields a Toxic Brew of Borrowings
Marc Mohan's review: "...attempting to perform cinematic alchemy by combining parts of earlier films into this one." [Portland Oregonian]
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• 'Girl': Too-Simple Tryst of Fate
Review by Stephen Hunter. [Washingtonpost.com]
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• 'Hoop Dreams' - Comments by World Socialist Web Site
The World Socialist Web Site critic calls the movie "Something approaching reality for a change". Interesting social aspects of the game. An interview with Frederick Marx, one of the movie's directors.
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• 'Hoop Dreams' - Official Home Page
Filmmakers Steve James, Peter Gilbert, Frederick Marx, others. Transcript of Petre Gilbert's on-line conference. Production notes, cast and crew, biographies.
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• 'Hoop Dreams' - PBS Page
The online companion to this compelling PBS film. Arthur Agee and William Gates biographies. Biographies of directors, producers. Movie critics. Merchandise. Hoop Dreams Reunion. Awards. The site offers biographies, video clips, and a teacher's guide and student playbook.
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• 'Hoop Dreams' - Reviewed by Hal Hinson
Washington Post movie critic discusses the movie and calls it "the best film about sports ever".
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• 'Hoop Dreams' - Unofficial Home Page
Comprehensive coverage of this award-winning movie. Huge resource pages and many links.
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• 'Kandahar', a Wartime Tableau of Maiming, Famine, Repression
Review from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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• 'King of the Jungle' is Just Beastly
Review by Jonathan Foreman. [NY Post]
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