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  • Sunday

    Jonathan Nossiter's brilliant "Sunday" illuminates the mystery of life on earth.
    By Andrew O'Hehir October 19, 1997

  • A Thousand Acres

    'A Thousand Acres' -- starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Jessica Lange and Jennifer Jason Leigh -- X-rays Jane Smiley's novel to reveal its soap-opera skeleton.
    By Gary Kamiya October 19, 1997

  • "Playing God"

    Robin Dougherty reviews 'Playing God,' directed by Andy Wilson and starring David Duchovny and Timothy Hutton
    By Robin Dougherty October 17, 1997

  • Boogie Nights

    Paul Thomas Anderson's audacious, comic "Boogie Nights" finds a loopy extended family in the adult movie business of the 1970s.
    By Charles Taylor October 17, 1997

  • "Devil's Advocate"

    Lawyers and moviegoers alike go to hell in the convoluted 'The Devil's Advocate.'
    By Charles Taylor October 17, 1997

  • "The Ice Storm"

    Terrific acting warms up Ang Lee's frosty examination of 1970s America, 'The Ice Storm.'
    By Charles Taylor October 17, 1997

  • Mark Waters

    Director Mark Waters talks about making "House of Yes" -- a different kind of JFK film.
    By Cynthia Joyce October 17, 1997

  • Ang Lee

    Ang Lee, director of "The Ice Storm," on American innocence, bad fathers and the perilous task of bringing the 1970s to the screen.
    By Jennie Yabroff October 17, 1997

  • Different for Girls

    "Different for Girls" is a likable, genuine look at a relationship between a man and a woman who used to be one.
    By Andrew O'Hehir October 12, 1997

  • "The Game"

    Charles Taylor reviews 'The Game', directed by David Fincher and starring Michael Douglas and Sean Penn.
    By Charles Taylor October 12, 1997

  • "Seven Years in Tibet"

    Brad Pitt follows the E-Z path to enlightenment in the earnest but sentimental "Seven Years in Tibet."
    By Dwight Garner October 10, 1997

  • Washington Square

    Agnieszka Holland's admirably faithful version of Henry James' "Washington Square" puts the novel under glass.
    By Laura Miller October 10, 1997

  • have a coke and a simile

    Product placement comes to the novel.
    By J.B. Miller October 8, 1997

  • Janeane Garofalo

    Janeane Garofalo talks about dating, dog people and how she reclaimed her virginity.
    By Andrew O'Hehir October 3, 1997

  • "She's So Lovely"

    'She's So Lovely' is a ridiculously conceived, confusedly executed, morally repugnant film.
    By Gary Kamiya September 29, 1997

  • G.I. Jane

    With "G.I. Jane," Demi Moore hopes that hard work and a controversial subject will rescue her drowning career.
    By Charles Taylor September 22, 1997

  • Anthem

    'Anthem' lets you ride shotgun on a sweet but amateurish road trip in search of the American Dream.
    By Cynthia Joyce September 22, 1997

  • Career Girls

    Mike Leigh's 'Career Girls' takes a sharp look at the scarred, vital lives of two old friends.
    By Laura Miller September 15, 1997

  • "Event Horizon"

    Abandon hope, all ye who go to see "Event Horizon."
    By Scott Rosenberg September 15, 1997

  • "Cop Land"

    Stephanie Zacharek reviews 'Cop Land' directed by James Mangold and starring Sylvester Stallone, Harvey Keitel, and Robert DeNiro.
    By Stephanie Zacharek September 15, 1997

  • Summer Movie Soundtracks

    They don't always have much to do with the movies that inspired them, but some are worth hearing anyway.
    By Cynthia Joyce September 13, 1997

  • Conspiracy Theory

    In "Conspiracy Theory," Mel Gibson plays a paranoid cab driver who discovers they really are out to get him.
    By Charles Taylor September 8, 1997

  • Box of Moonlight

    Andrew O'Hehir reviews the movie 'Box of Moonlight' directed Tom DiCillo and starring John Turturro and Sam Rockwell
    By Andrew O'Hehir September 8, 1997

  • Picture Perfect

    Charles Taylor reviews 'Picture Perfect', directed by Glenn Gordon Caron and starring Jennifer Aniston, Jay Mohr, Kevin Bacon and Illeana Douglas.
    By Charles Taylor September 1, 1997

  • Spawn

    "Spawn", the big new special effects summer pic based on the comic book series, is a witless exercise in reheating leftovers.
    By Laura Miller September 1, 1997
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