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| • About this page | • Rating system and philosophy | • Contact me |
| • Last 10 Film Review's Posted. | • Last 10 Films Seen. |
| • Oldboy (dir.
Chanwook Park, South Korea 2003) ***
• I [heart] Huckabees (dir. David O. Russell, USA 2004) ***1/2 • Sideways (dir. Alexander Payne, USA 2004) *** • The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (dir. Wes Anderson, USA 2004) ***1/2 • House of Flying Daggers (dir. Zhang Yimou, China 2004) *1/2 • Team America: World Police (dir. Trey Parker, USA 2004) **1/2 • Shaun of the Dead (dir. Edgar Wright, UK 2004) **1/2 • Silver City (dir. John Sayles, USA 2004) *1/2 • Forest for the Trees (dir. Maren Ade, Germany 2003) ***1/2 • Not on the Lips (dir. Alain Resnais, France/Switzerland 2003) * |
• Oldboy (dir.
Chanwook Park, South Korea 2003) ***
• Finding Neverland (dir. Marc Forster, USA 2004) *1/2 • Hotel Rwanda (dir. Terry George, USA 2004) ** • I [heart] Huckabees (dir. David O. Russell, USA 2004) ***1/2 • Wilby Wonderful (dir. Daniel MacIvor, Canada 2004) *1/2 • Sideways (dir. Alexander Payne, USA 2004) *** • The Company (dir. Robert Altman, USA 2003) *** • The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (dir. Wes Anderson, USA 2004) ***1/2 • The Aviator (dir. Martin Scorsese, USA 2004) **1/2 • House of Flying Daggers (dir. Zhang Yimou, China 2004) *1/2 |
| • List of 2004 Films Seen Since Starting Site [Rated] | • List of Older (pre-2004) Films Seen Since Starting Site [Rated] |
| • 2004 Top 10 List [Coming Someday] | • Previous Top 10 Lists [Ongoing] |
| • Films Seen Since Starting Site [Rated] | • All Films Seen [Alphabetically, Unrated], All Films Seen [By Year, Unrated] |
| • Occasional Commentary/Non-Film Reviews. | • Stuff I don't feel like writing about. |
| • The
Office: Special ****
• The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, by Alexander McCall Smith **1/2 • Beyond Good and Evil, Ubisoft **** • Metroid Prime, Retro Studios/Nintendo ***1/2 • Fever Pitch, by Nick Hornby ** • Fury, by Salman Rushdie **1/2 • Memoirs of a Geisha, by Arthur Golden * • Yes Minister, by Anthony Jay and Jonathan Lynn ***1/2 • Down and Diry Pictures, by Peter Biskind **1/2 • Reefer Madness **1/2 and Fast Food Nation ***, by Eric Schlosser • Bachelor's Anonymous, by P.G. Wodehouse **** • My Life As A Fake, by Peter Carey *1/2 • Success, by Martin Amis ** • The Best American Non-Required Reading 2003, edited by Dave Eggers *1/2 • Who The Devil Made It, by Peter Bogdonavich *** • The Office: The Complete Second Series ****1/2 • Disgrace, by J.M. Coetzee ***1/2 • Necessary Illusions, by Noam Chomsky ***1/2 |
• Poker for Dummies, **
• Attack Poodles, by James Wolcott **1/2 • Death is Not the End, by Ian Rankin **1/2 • Story, by Robert McKee ** • The Falls, by Ian Rankin *** • A Question of Blood, by Ian Rankin *** • Resurrection Men, by Ian Rankin *** • Portnoy's Complaint, by Philip Roth **1/2 • The Acme Novelty Date Book 1986-1995, by Chris Ware *1/2 • The Constant Gardener, by John Le Carre ***1/2 • Eight Ball # 23, by Daniel Clowes *** • Making Movies, by Sidney Lumet ***1/2 • Nobody's Perfect, by Anthony Lane ***1/2 • A Confederacy of Dunces, by John Kennedy O'Toole *** • Time Out Film Guide, 2004 ***1/2 • The Remains of the Day, by Kazuo Ishiguro **** • A Fine Balance, by Rohinton Mistry *** • Anil's Ghost, by Michael Ondaatje **** • A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, by Dave Eggers ***1/2 • You Shall Know Our Velocity, by Dave Eggers * • Heavy Water, by Martin Amis *1/2 |
| • Other Movie Sites. |
| • Patron saints of internet-movie-reviewdom Mike
D'Angelo and Theo
Panayides have both seen way too many movies (yes, this is envy).
• Where's the plot summary? James Berardinelli and Roger Ebert, that's where. • Stephanie Zacharek et al. at Salon.com, David Edelstein at Slate, and Peter Bradshaw at The Guardian all write about movies. • Stanley Kauffman of The New Republic and Jonathan Rosenbaum of The Chicago Reader both march to the beat of their own drummer. • The film reviews at The Onion are surprisingly good. • AICN and Chud have the zombie, horror, and exclamation point markets cornered. • Rotten Tomatoes compiles a cross-section of reviews from all over, although they do err on the side of more established movie reviewers. • Finally, the Internet Movie Database is either an invaluable research tool or the answer to the common deathbed question: 'where did all the time go?' |