| 2013, May 16 | Star Trek Returns | J.J. Abrams's latest has plenty of bang, but also rekindles the franchise's noble roots | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, May 09 | Wretched Excess | Baz Luhrmann tromps across Fitzgerald's ''The Great Gatsby,'' all too eager to interpret subtle tension as over-the-top melodrama | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, May 09 | Texas Hold 'Em | Yen Tan's ''Pit Stop'' offers a story about rural gay life | By Doug Rule |
| 2013, May 02 | Flash over Substance | All of Iron Man 3's potential for meaningful moments goes up in a box-office bang | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Apr 11 | Puzzles | ''Trance'' is a sexy, violent revenge fantasy and a letdown from Danny Boyle, while ''Room 237'' guides ''The Shining'' down a loony-tunes path | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Mar 14 | Magic Show | ''Burt Wonderstone'' is a comedy that isn't quite as funny as it should be, with actors we know to be much funnier than they are here | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Mar 07 | Woes of Oz | Sam Raimi's ''Oz'' is mired in fructose – it's syrupy, artificial, and most definitely terrible for your health | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Feb 21 | And the Oscar Goes To... | Our film critic takes a hard-nosed look at the Oscars and comes up with his predictions on who will and who should take home a prize | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Feb 14 | Die Hard Death Knell | The latest offering of the action-packed franchise is an unworthy iteration | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Feb 07 | Swan Song | ''Side Effects'' is an oddly ho-hum send-off for one of this generation's most fiercely independent, daring filmmakers | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Jan 31 | Zom Rom Com | A rare, delightful sort of commercially minded film, ''Warm Bodies'' is a charmingly self-aware entertainment | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Jan 10 | Hunting Bin Laden | ''Zero Dark Thirty,'' Kathryn Bigelow's fearless critique of the War on Terror, digs deep into the moral hazards of torture | By Chris Heller |
| 2013, Jan 03 | Mazel Tov | Toasting this year's LGBT highlights at the Washington Jewish Film Festival | By Doug Rule |
| 2013, Jan 03 | Chain Male | Quentin Tarantino has created a revisionist history of the American South that focuses on the violent nature of intolerance | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Dec 27 | The Best and Worst Films of 2012 | Even if there were a few duds in the last twelve months, several ambitious movies stood out for daring to try something new. | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Dec 20 | Vocal Prowess | Les Misérables captures the spirit and emotional power of a staged vocal performance by having every actor sing live on set | |
| 2012, Dec 13 | Hobbit Forming | ''The Hobbit'' is a lighter, simpler story than ''Lord of the Rings,'' but rather than disappoint, Peter Jackson's new movie delights | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Nov 29 | Mobster Capitalism | ''Killing Them Softly'' is a lame attempt to look cool and pass down ideological judgments without a hint of substance or function | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Nov 09 | Bond That Binds | With ''Skyfall,'' Sam Mendes has made a movie that's a friendly criticism of its own genre. It's a Bond flick about Bond flicks. | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Nov 08 | Log Cabin Fever | ''Lincoln'' is a witty, confident, emotionally satisfying telling of an incredibly monumental part of American history. | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Oct 25 | Unfilmable | ''Cloud Atlas'' is a film with a thousand moving targets, all of them together darting impossibly out of reach | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Oct 11 | Survival Instincts | The magnificent ''How to Survive a Plague'' serves as a stunning reminder that at its darkest hour, the gay community banded together to save itself | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Oct 04 | Killing Yourself | ''Looper'' is a fine example of a tight, satisfying sci-fi movie | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Oct 04 | Hot Mess | ''The Paperboy'' is a sloppy excuse for Oscar bait, and it doesn't deserve serious consideration. | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Sep 27 | Teenage Idols | ''Perks of Being a Wallflower'' is big-hearted and earnest in its approach to the pleasure and pain of the teenage condition | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Sep 20 | Cult Classic | With ''The Master,'' Paul Thomas Anderson wants to unsettle us, and the result is the most difficult, mysterious film he's ever made | |
| 2012, Sep 13 | Mean Girls | ''Bachelorette'' is every bit as funny on screen as it was onstage, but it's nowhere near as blistering as its reputation suggests | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Sep 07 | Sleeper Film | A sleepwalking jump out a window translates into a heartfelt cinematic experience | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Aug 30 | Bootleg Beauty | Cave and Hillcoat team for another shoot 'em up, short on substance but with plenty of style | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Aug 30 | Hollywood ''Bra-mance'' | The latest R-rated female-driven comedy in the ''Bridesmaid'' era was directed by a gay man | By Doug Rule |
| 2012, Jul 26 | Generating Sparks | ''Ruby Sparks'' smartly picks apart romantic tropes, but then indulges in a sticky-sweet narrative that rings false against its refreshing self-awareness. | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jul 12 | Magic Realism: 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' | Behn Zeitlin has made a gorgeous film that's not only technically impressive, but beams with optimism about the human condition | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jul 05 | Stuck | ''Spider-Man'' putters along, only able to get by with what's already worked for its ancestors. It's not fit, so it won't survive. | |
| 2012, Jun 28 | Magic Tricks | With skin, bromance and just enough story to pull you along mindlessly, ''Magic Mike'' is better than you expect | By Will O'Bryan |
| 2012, Jun 17 | Crock Rock | ''Rock of Ages'' deserves a special place to suck on its own | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jun 07 | Pro-meh-theus | While it's certainly above-average blockbuster fare, Ridley Scott's ''Prometheus'' falls short of its transcendent predecessors | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, May 24 | Black Out | The only reason why ''Men in Black III'' is tolerable is because it unabashedly falls into its old, successful rhythms | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, May 18 | Bull's Eye | The marriage between top-notch acting and real-life narration pays off in Bernie | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, May 17 | Black Comedy | Jack Black explores the gentle side of murder | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, May 10 | The Hole Truth | Drummer Patty Schemel reveals life in her former band Hole | By Doug Rule |
| 2012, May 10 | Blood Sucking | ''Dark Shadows'' is another nail in Tim Burton's artistic coffin – a reminder that style doesn't guarantee quality | by Chris Heller |
| 2012, May 02 | Avenging Marvels | Magnificently helmed by Joss Whedon, ''The Avengers'' is a gargantuan joy, so see it in the largest, loudest theater you can find | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Apr 19 | Bully for 'Bully' | It's a documentary with some shortcomings, but the power of the content fills the gaps | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Apr 19 | Cylindrical Cinema | A custom-designed film projects around the museum's perimeter nightly | By Doug Rule |
| 2012, Apr 13 | Cabin Fever | With ''Cabin in the Woods,'' Joss Whedon proves filmmakers can make something smart and scary, self-aware and compelling | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Apr 13 | Comic Culture | A documentary exploring the devotion of Comic-Con fans is long on love, slight on scrutiny | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Mar 22 | Death Match | ''The Hunger Games'' allows for social commentary and the very kind of mindless bloodshed it's allegedly trying to decry | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Mar 15 | Fixer Uppers | ''Jeff'' accomplishes something few others reliably can -- it entertains without patronizing or ostracizing its audience | |
| 2012, Mar 08 | Mars Barred | Awkward and inconsequential, ''John Carter'' tries to pass itself off as an epic worthy of sequels, but can't justify its $250 million price tag | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Mar 01 | Review: We Need to Talk About Kevin | ''We Need to Talk About Kevin'' is an utterly bleak, masterfully executed piece of work that demands your attention | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Feb 23 | Hooray for Hollywood | The Center toasts the town with an Oscar party at Town | By Doug Rule |
| 2012, Feb 23 | Oscar Fix | Our critic offers up his thoughts about for what should win -- and what he'd like to see win -- at The 2012 Oscars this Sunday night | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Feb 09 | Vanity Affair | W.E.'s good moments are weighed down by Madonna's penchant for filming what seems to be the world's longest perfume commercial | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Feb 03 | Fly Guys | In ''Chronicle,'' rookie director Josh Trank chains himself to a distracting gimmick | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Feb 03 | Review: The Innkeepers | With ''The Inkeepers,'' Ti West provides minimalist horror with slow-burning scares and unbearable tension | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jan 26 | Man Power | Glenn Close and Janet McTeer give Oscar-worthy performances in the gender-bending Albert Nobbs, so why isn't the film any good? | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jan 20 | Review: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close | ''Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'' suffers a fate of its own cloying, manipulative design. | by Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jan 12 | Review: Corman's World | A new documentary celebrates the legendary filmmaker Roger Corman, who launched some impressive Hollywood careers | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jan 05 | From Short to Feature | For years, Dee Rees honed her craft, resulting in a critically acclaimed film, ''Pariah,'' about a young black lesbian's coming out | By Chris Heller |
| 2012, Jan 05 | Coming Out | Personal, stirring and poignant, ''Pariah'' is the finest coming-of-age movie to find its way into theaters in years | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Dec 29 | The Best and Worst Movies of 2011 | The year gave us a bounty of film magic, as well as cinematic sore points | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Dec 22 | Tattoo Paradise | David Fincher has put his personal stamp on a compelling murder mystery, ''Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,'' delivering a film that's exceptionally thrilling to watch | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Dec 22 | Nostalgic Adventure | Spielberg delivers a Tintin for the 21st century with nostalgia for the initiated, thrills for the newcomers | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2011, Dec 16 | Prickly Protagonist | Young Adult is a movie about someone who's supremely unlikeable, but has an odd way of being awfully likable itself | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Dec 01 | Love Shots | Tomer Heymann's doc, ''I Shot My Love,'' about identity, family and desire is the LGBT highlight of this year's Washington Jewish Film Festival | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Dec 01 | Over Sexed | Despite the buzz, Steve McQueen's ''Shame'' is not an innovative film -- it's got dicks and tits, but it's not crusading for their cause | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Nov 23 | Puppet Masters | 'The Muppets' may operate from a common conceit, but it has freshness and grit, while 'My Week with Marilyn' is nothing if not fun | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Nov 17 | Midlife Aloha | Alexander Payne's latest, ''The Descendants,'' is a movie about what families are stuck with and how they manage to figure it out | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Nov 10 | Insecurity | Clint Eastwood and Dustin Lance Black's 'J. Edgar' is a mess of a biopic with plenty to say, but no idea how to say it well | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Nov 04 | Building Violation | ''Tower Heist'' aims so broadly, it doesn't have a target audience as much as a supreme unified theory of box-office gross attraction; plus ''Like Crazy'' questions love | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Nov 03 | Inspiring Betrayal | ''Ides of March'' executive producer Stephen Pevner commissioned the original work based on his own experience | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Oct 27 | Cult Clash | Forget about answers -- sometimes Sean Durkin's ''Martha Marcy May Marlene'' doesn't even bother to give you questions | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Oct 14 | Rip-Off Artist | ''The Thing'' is a plodding mess, adding nothing of consequence to its predecessor and taking away anything meaningful | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Oct 06 | Love Story | Andrew Haigh's ''Weekend'' is a great love story about gay men that deserves better than a niche label | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Oct 06 | Girl on Film | Head back to the '80s for ''Dirty Girl,'' the gay-themed, shit-kickin' road romp opening this year's Reel Affirmations film festival | By Will O'Bryan |
| 2011, Sep 30 | Good Chance | 50/50's art imitates the life of a cancer patient with humor, reality and heart | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Sep 15 | Shorts Circuit | The DC Shorts Film Festival presents nine LGBT films on Friday night -- the quality varies but the message is distinctly gay | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Sep 01 | Midnight Madness | E Street Cinema screens fun and 'ridiculous' films on weekends | Doug Rules |
| 2011, Aug 25 | Radical Faeries | While the original Don't Be Afraid of the Dark may haunt producer Guillermo del Toro, his remake falls short | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Aug 18 | Unkind Cut | Unless you're going for laughs, you may want to bypass the latest barbarian at the cinema gates | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Aug 12 | Reality Check | There's a disturbing real-life story at the core of the comedy '30 Minutes or Less' that may give audiences the creeps | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Jul 29 | Western Encounters | Cowboys & Aliens is Independence Day without heartening speeches and a whole lot more revolvers and period costumery | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Jul 22 | American Idol | Captain America has potential but winds up as little more than a two-hour trailer for next summer's The Avengers | by Chris Heller |
| 2011, Jul 14 | Everybody Hurts | The final Harry Potter is a blockbuster whose pain and mourning resonates through the franchise's length. Just avoid it in 3D | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Jul 08 | Killer Jobs | 'Horrible Bosses' reeks of a bland sitcom's worst sensibilities | By Chris Heller |
| 2011, Jun 29 | Required Viewing | The Atlas offers films with gay appeal | by Doug Rule |
| 2011, Jun 09 | Classic Grace | Hillwood and One In Ten present their annual 'Diva-ish' film series | By Doug Rule |
| 2011, Jun 09 | Father-Son Outing | Mike Mills pulls from his own backstory to make a movie about life and death and love | by Will O'Bryan Photography by Todd Franson |
| 2011, May 05 | Hammer Time | The first of the big, summer blockbuster films, Thor explodes on the screen with the thunder of a god | By Tim Plant |
| 2011, Apr 14 | Scream Machine | Wes Craven hasn't quite figured out how to restore a brand so spoofed and parodied that laughter trumps fear | By Tim Plant |
| 2011, Mar 31 | Deja View | A hash of ideas from various films, the sci-fi thriller Source Code more-than-ably stands on its own merits | By Tim Plant |
| 2011, Mar 10 | Minor Adjustments | Straddling the genres of romance and science fiction, The Adjustment Bureau never truly finds solid ground | by Tim Plant |
| 2011, Mar 03 | Matchmaking | You Should Meet My Son is rife with clichés, most of which are pretty funny – because they're true | by Tim Plant |
| 2011, Feb 24 | Oscar Night | If you like film, the DC Center's Oscar-watch fundraiser at Town this Sunday is the place to be | By Doug Rule |
| 2011, Feb 24 | Sex and the Apocalypse | Gregg Araki's Kaboom is destined to either become a cult classic or fade into obscurity; also, we pick the Oscars | By Tim Plant |
| 2011, Feb 10 | Insurance Fraud | Despite valiant efforts from star Ed Helms and John C. Reilly, 'Cedar Rapids' fails to amuse in an abundance of ways | By Tim Plant |
| 2011, Jan 19 | A Good Year | In his latest film, Mike Leigh captures a gratifying and grating year of life that is remarkable for its normalcy | By Tim Plant |
| 2011, Jan 16 | Stung | 'The Green Hornet' bludgeons the audience into a stupor with explosions, stupid jokes, and far too much of Seth Rogen | by Tim Plant |
| 2011, Jan 05 | Ripped Apart | Blue Valentine tracks a couple's story backward to examine how love and hope can be replaced by resentment and regret | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Dec 29 | Best & Worst Films of 2010 | It was a rocky year for movies, but a few snuck by on great acting and solid directing, while others just bombed | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Dec 23 | Western Stars | The performances are uniformly great, but the story has a been-there, done-that feel in the Coen brothers' True Grit | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Dec 16 | Knock Out | The Fighter is filled with amazing performances, but the championship belt really belongs to Christian Bale | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Dec 09 | Convicts in Love | Stereotypes are stereotypes for a reason and the gay-themed Phillip Morris wallows in each and every one of them | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Dec 09 | Emotional Release | I Love You Phillip Morris finally hits the big screen | By Randy Shulman |
| 2010, Dec 02 | Lake Effect | Even when things are most their most bizarre and confusing, Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan is gripping and stunning | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Dec 01 | Israeli Glee | Eytan Fox's musical miniseries tells the story of a gay man in search of his mother and himself | By Yusef Najafi |
| 2010, Nov 25 | Showgirls | Burlesque takes itself too seriously to be enjoyable, and it's not bad enough to really wallow in its own misery | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Nov 18 | Mr. Wizard | Aided by nuanced performances and a rich plot, director David Yates delivers big in the penultimate ''Harry Potter'' | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Nov 10 | Rock Solid | As Aron Ralston, a hiker infamous for his horrific act of survival, James Franco is nothing short of astonishing | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Oct 28 | Poetry in Motion | 'Howl' takes a fully artistic approach to the infamous poem, while 'Hornet's Nest' never really amounts to very much | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Oct 20 | Law and Order | Designed to tug at the heartstrings, Conviction features strong performances impeded by a fractured narrative style | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Oct 13 | Mini Affirmations | One In Ten presents BearCity, proving bears can be bitchy queens and a pair of DADT-movies that miss the bullseye | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Oct 13 | Furry Friends | Doug Langway's Bear City is the first American feature about gay bear life | by Doug Rule |
| 2010, Oct 13 | Talkies | Cinematic Titanic picks up where MST3K left off | By Randy Shulman |
| 2010, Oct 07 | [Comment] [Like] | David Fincher's The Social Network is a spectacular film that may make you reluctant to log onto the site again | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Oct 01 | Terror Tween | In a world overrun with vampires, Let Me In is a welcome addition to the genre | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Sep 18 | Making the Grade | While it doesn't quite merit top marks, Easy A easily surpasses satisfactory | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Sep 01 | The Lonely Guy | The American is less about action and thrills and more about one lonely man questioning his life's choices | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Aug 25 | Pilgrimage | Based on the graphic novels by Bryan Lee O'Malley, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is every dork's wet dream | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Aug 12 | Life Changing | Ryan Murphy's movie adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's Eat Pray Love promises to transport you, if not transform you | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jul 23 | Salt Deficiency | Very little makes Salt stand out from other spy-espionage-conspiracy films, except its star Angelina Jolie | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jul 14 | Modern Family | Annette Bening and Julianne Moore finesse their roles as a lesbian couple to near perfection in The Kids Are All Right | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jul 14 | Dream State | Though it has plenty of action set-pieces, the high-concept Inception does little to involve us with its characters | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jul 14 | Camp Celluloid | Atlas Summer film series celebrates camp classics | By Doug Rule |
| 2010, Jun 29 | Monster Trash | Sitting through the extravagantly dull Eclipse is akin to slowly having your soul sucked out through your eyeballs. | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jun 17 | Unsaintly Actions | Reed Cowan's documentary about the Mormon influence on Proposition 8 is uneven but jarring in its overall message | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jun 17 | True Stories | There are several documentaries of particular interest to the LGBT community in this year's Silverdocs festival | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jun 17 | Spiritual Cinema | Locals launch first BuddhaFest film festival | By Will O'Bryan |
| 2010, Jun 10 | Money Girl | A year in the life of a legendary comic makes some small missteps, yet delivers in the end | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jun 04 | Greek Comedy | Get Him to the Greek allows Russell Brand and his out-of-control rock star character to comedically shine | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, May 27 | Fluff for Fans | Sex and the City 2 is like a Magnolia Bakery cupcake -- you know exactly what you're going to get and it's a guilty pleasure | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, May 14 | Big-Screen Crime | With this disappointingly dull Robin Hood, it's not the rich who suffer -- it's the audiences | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, May 06 | Iron Fortified | Iron Man 2 is most fun when being the least serious, but when soul-searching takes center stage, it drags the film down | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Apr 22 | Death Match | The Americanized version of the British comedy Death at a Funeral works surprisingly well, thanks to strong casting | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Apr 15 | Heroic Deeds | If you appreciate humor that's outrageous, offensive and just plain makes you gasp, Kick-Ass is right up your alley | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Apr 07 | Jett Lag | Despite terrific performances from its stars, The Runaways is oddly monotone; Dragon is a fire-breathing spectacle | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Mar 31 | Gods Forsaken | The remake of Clash of the Titans sacrifices brains for brawn in an attempt to appease the box-office gods | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Mar 10 | Son Dance | The documentary Prodigal Sons is not what you expect and not always easy to watch, but it's well worth your time | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Mar 04 | Small Wonder | Tim Burton's take on the Alice tale has a few smatterings of visual splendor, but lacks compelling performances | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Mar 04 | Easy Pickings | The 2010 Academy Awards will feature a parade of already-anointed winners and a bloated Best Picture category | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Feb 24 | Mystery Man | Adapted from a novel by Robert Harris, Roman Polanski's The Ghost Writer is a political thriller of the highest order | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Feb 17 | Mysterious Island | The payoff to Martin Scorsese's Shutter Island makes the increasingly frustrating build-up all seem worthwhile | By Tim Plant |
| 2010, Feb 10 | Love Lies Bleeding | Flooded with useless star-power, Valentine's Day is a disjointed mess of tenuous links and uncanny coincidences | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jan 14 | Broken Bones | Peter Jackson has no problem creating mind-boggling visuals and it's one of the reasons The Lovely Bones fails | by Tim Plant |
| 2010, Jan 07 | Hormonal Activity | Youth in Revolt is obsessed with sex, sex, sex, while Crazy Heart offers washed-up redemption, country style | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Dec 24 | Sleuthing Around | Guy Ritchie's re-imagines Sherlock Holmes as an action property, complete with bloody fights and huge explosions | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Dec 24 | Singular Sensation | A Single Man is heartbreaking in its subject matter and uplifting in its beauty, while Nine is a messy adaptation | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Dec 17 | Virtuoso Virtuality | James Cameron's Avatar is a spectacle that should be seen by all who appreciate movie making at its finest. | By Tim Plant |
| 2009, Dec 10 | Playing the Heartstrings | With Invictus, Clint Eastwood crafts a sports movie calculated to reach maximum emotional velocity | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Nov 26 | Road Weary | Moments of horror and suspense alleviate The Road's slow pacing, but mostly we're trudging along with the travelers | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Nov 20 | Moon Men | The Twilight Saga: New Moon presents a clash between the book's self-righteous morals and movie marketing | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Nov 19 | Tears Worth Shedding | Precious documents an adolescent life in a hellish world, yanking on heartstrings and finding hope in the end | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Oct 29 | Parting Glances | Michael Jackson's This Is It is nothing less than a gift to fans, allowing a rare glimpse at Jackson the mortal | by Doug Rule |
| 2009, Oct 22 | Freak Show | The Vampire's Assistant tries to be funny, dark, lighthearted and macabre -- all at once. | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Oct 01 | Ungrateful Dead | Zombieland is so entertaining it's hard to care about the huge plot holes, while Fame is a useless, pointless wreck | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Sep 17 | Punctuation's Mark! | Matt Damon gives exclamation-point worthy performance in The Informant!, but the movie fails to ignite or excite | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Sep 03 | Ball Bearings | With the comedy Extract, Mike Judge answers the question of how many testicle jokes can be crammed into one film. | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Aug 20 | Numbed by Nazis | Quentin Tarantino's latest drags on with intermittent action, dull dialogue and merely a few bright spots | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Aug 13 | Alienation | District 9 lead Sharlto Copley saves the movie from a plot that may leave you scratching your head in bewilderment | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2009, Aug 06 | Cook's Country | The two stories that comprise Julie & Julia are like pairing Kobe beef with a side of McDonald's french fries | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jul 30 | Leukemia Laughs | Adam Sandler shines and some jokes hit the target, but 'Funny People' weighs in too heavy and runs too long | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jul 23 | F**k Buddies | Two straight guys set out to make a porno with each other in Lynn Shelton's slow but occasionally funny ''Humpday'' | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jul 16 | Hormonal Harry | Harry Potter and pals find their hormones raging away as they battle the usual forces of evil threatening Hogwarts | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jul 09 | Gay Puree | While it's got its share of over-the-top, awkward moments, Sacha Baron Cohen's ''Brüno'' incites more grins than groans | By Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jul 02 | Guns and Roses | Johnny Depp plays John Dillinger as a cocky, cool criminal that is the very definition of hubris and sexy swagger | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jun 25 | Life's Lessons | 'The Country Teacher' delivers a well-wrought tale of friendship and desire in the European countryside | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jun 04 | The Morning After | The humor that fills ''The Hangover'' is of the rude, crude, vile, riotous, ''spit soda through your nose'' variety | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, May 28 | Hell Raiser | After years of big-budget superhero films, Sam Raimi has trimmed everything to the bare essentials: fear and fun | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, May 21 | Geared Up | If you're looking for an action flick where things go boom and bodies pile up, 'Terminator Salvation' delivers big time | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, May 14 | Blinded by Science | With Ron Howard's adaptation of 'Angels & Demons,' audiences certainly have more than enough reason to complain | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, May 07 | Space Balls | J.J. Abrams takes 'Star Trek' and polishes it for a new generation, creating a daring reboot of a culture fixture | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, May 07 | Secret Lives | Kirby Dick's new documentary looks at closeted politicians | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, May 01 | De-Clawed | Wolverine offers a boring back-story, light on effects and feeling | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Apr 30 | Closet Cases | Kirby Dick's new documentary manages to make recent gay political sex scandals seem academic and dull | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Apr 23 | The Pitts | Writer-director Rawson Marshall Thurber gets his mitts on Michael Chabon's 'Mysteries of Pittsburgh' and butchers it | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Apr 09 | Collision Course | 'Sin Nombre' is filled with heart and pain, carrying them off better than most films that have come out so far this year | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Apr 02 | Roller Coasting | The coming-of-age comedy 'Adventureland' is stuck in low gear -- rather than be the best, it's content to be average | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Mar 19 | Male Bonding | 'I Love You, Man' pays homage to the strong yet often unspoken, and completely not-gay, connection between guys | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Mar 05 | Identity Crisis | The film adaptation of 'The Watchmen,' Alan Moore's genre-changing comic book, is unlike any superhero epic you've ever seen | by Randy Shulman |
| 2009, Feb 19 | Choosing Oscar | The Academy Awards are upon us, and we offer our best educated guesses as to who will take home the prizes | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Feb 12 | Attention Shoppers! | Director P.J. Hogan has taken a barely stitched-together script and created something approaching fashionable | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Feb 05 | Frame by Frame | A visual wonder, Coraline is narratively sluggish | by Randy Shulman |
| 2009, Feb 05 | Hopelessly Undevoted | Ken Kwapis turns in a romantic dud | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jan 29 | Out for Blood | It takes time, but 'Taken' settles into a solid action groove, and 'Frost/Nixon' is a brilliant cinematic achievement | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jan 15 | Afterbirth | A horror film comprised of one cliché too many, 'The Unborn' makes morning sickness seem like a picnic in the park | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jan 08 | Stalled | Clint Eastwood's latest limps along like a car with a flat tire; 'Benjamin Button' is an epic tale of love and time | by Tim Plant |
| 2009, Jan 01 | The Best and Worst Films of 2008 | If you missed these best films, time to get caught up, and if you saw anything from the worst list, we feel your pain. | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Nov 27 | Chilled Milk | Van Sant's Milk never attains its potential as a rousing, rich drama -- it's 2 percent when it should be whole. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Nov 20 | Bonding Behavior | 'Quantum of Solace is good Bond fun, once again proving Daniel Craig is a man you can count on to get the job done | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Oct 30 | Money Shot | Diehard Kevin Smith fans might wonder if their bad boy is selling out, but what he's selling is pure pornographic fun | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Oct 23 | Swept Away | Fans of 'Noah's Arc' should jump to see the film, because it will likely be sweeping into and out of theaters quickly | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Oct 16 | Bush Whacked | Oliver Stone's look at George W. is boring to the point of torture, which 'Rachel' is a wedding you might want to skip | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Oct 09 | Tune Town | Bolstered by carefree characters, 'Nick and Norah' is a new, fresh take on the teenage coming-of-age genre | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Sep 25 | Deep Throat | 'Choke' is a dirty, nasty film, featuring one gag-inducing scene after another. All the more reason to see it. | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Sep 18 | Feminine Imposition | 'The Women' is a series of linked sketches designed not to develop character but to amplify celebrity moments | by Kate Wingfield |
| 2008, Sep 18 | Ball Bearing | Alan Ball brings a powerful drama to the screen | by Randy Shulman Photography by Todd Franson |
| 2008, Sep 04 | Blurred Visages | Parvez Sharma's documentary examining the struggle of gay Muslims is less informative than it is repetitive | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Aug 28 | Offending the Masses | Willfully offensive and wildly funny, 'Hamlet 2' bitch slaps the bard while 'The House Bunny' is dumb as they come | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Aug 21 | Getting a Woody | Woody Allen explores love in his latest film and while doing so takes us on a mesmerizing tour of Barcelona | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Aug 14 | Laugh Attack | 'Tropic Thunder' is one of the year's most outrageous, inventive comedies, while 'Pineapple Express' derails itself | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Aug 07 | Brit Lit | A collection of moments, 'Brideshead Revisited' sacrifices a smooth, flowing storyline in the interest of brevity | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jul 31 | Teen Spirit | 'American Teen' is a rollercoaster of hormones and emotions, while 'X-Files' is an inconsequential bit of filmmaking | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jul 24 | Going Batty | Propelled by Heath Ledger's spectacular, disturbing turn as The Joker, 'The Dark Knight' is a grand theatrical experience | Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jul 17 | Merry Melodies | Buoyed by infectious ABBA songs and terrific performances, 'Mamma Mia!' makes for two hours of unadulterated joy | Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jul 10 | Hellacious | What was fresh the first time around feels stale and derivative in Guillermo del Toro's 'Hellboy II' | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jul 03 | Undersexed | The 'Sex and the City' movie feels like one 'really' long episode of the iconic HBO show. It's a huge letdown. | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jul 03 | Saviors | A patchwork of genres, 'Hancock' is not completely successful at any, while 'Wanted' is a pretty-to-watch brain-cell killer | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jun 26 | Jokesters | 'Get Smart' is a moderately funny update of the '60s TV show, while 'Love Guru' will leave you annoyed and laughless | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jun 19 | Dead Zone | In 'The Happening,' written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, the big surprise is just how bad the movie really is | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jun 12 | Marvelous | For the Hulk reboot, director Louis Leterrier wipes the slate clean -- and it's a damn good thing he does | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jun 05 | M Shutterfly | Tiona M's film, 'black./womyn.: conversations with' | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2008, May 29 | Whiplash | An indecisive, cluttered script and a formulaic, dull narrative render this Indiana Jones outing a non-starter | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, May 22 | Princely Return | With 'Prince Caspian,' Andrew Adamson takes the Narnia series into darker, more brutal and more successful territory | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, May 15 | Cold Wheels | Speed Racer provides all the hallucinogenic benefits of an LSD trip without any of the nasty side-effects. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, May 08 | Metal Head | 'Iron Man' deserves better than iron, but not quite solid gold. Silver would be the most appropriate. | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, May 01 | Pregnant Pause | Her timing off and the humor sparse, Tina Fey's first major movie role also represents her first major miss | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Apr 24 | Best Forgotten | Despite its much chattered about male full-frontal nudity, 'Sarah Marshall' is a routine, dull and barely funny | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Apr 17 | Dumbed Down | With its well-known cast, 'Smart People' strives to be quirky and original, but winds up being sophomoric and common | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Apr 10 | Screwed Ball | Sloppy and uncertain of its aim, 'Leatherheads' lacks a script worth all the obvious effort invested in it | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Apr 03 | Marathon Man | In 'Run Fat Boy Run,' Simon Pegg once again proves he's a comedic force who should be taken very seriously | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Mar 27 | High Rollers | Even though the start, middle, and finish of '21' is predictable, the movie remarkably does not disappoint | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Mar 13 | Heist Times | Though lacking the star power of the 'Ocean's Eleven' series, 'The Bank Job' is a great heist film that holds its own | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Mar 06 | Raiding Spielberg | 'Raider of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Mar 06 | Pig Sty | Unsuitable for anyone, 'Penelope' is a boar | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Feb 21 | Choosing Oscar | We guess which movies, directors, designers and actors will be rewarded by the Academy at this Sunday's Oscar ceremony | by Tim Plant and Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Feb 07 | Death Unbecomes Her | 'Over Her Dead Body' delivers exactly what you'd expect. So long as your expectations are really, really low | by Tim Plant |
| 2008, Jan 24 | Rampage | For all the fuss and pre-release furor, 'Cloverfield' doesn't amount to much more than a very well-produced novelty | by Randy Shulman |
| 2008, Jan 17 | Creep Show | It's more accurate to call 'The Orphanage' a horror film rather than a scary movie, as the film is simply horrifying | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Dec 27 | Movie Heaven (and Hell) | Looking back over 2007's cinematic landscape, our film critics pick their five best and worst films of 2007 | by Tim Plant and Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Dec 20 | Human Remains | 'Sweeney Todd' finds Johnny Depp hellbent on revenge, while 'I Am Legend' gives Will Smith a chance to save humanity | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Dec 13 | Intimate Encounters | 'Atonement' is an intensely rich cinematic experience that leaves you shattered, while 'Juno' is a pure, blissful joy | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Dec 13 | Tangled Kite | 'The Kite Runner' is touching and terrifying, yet it can't begin to live up to its over-saturated pre-release hype | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Dec 06 | Dust Off | 'The Golden Compass' makes a moderately successful play to become the next great fantasy series from New Line Cinema | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Dec 06 | Holy Hate | Nitzan Gilady's magnificent documentary chronicles the efforts to mount the World Pride celebration in Jerusalem | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Nov 08 | Lion's Club | With 'Lions for Lambs,' Robert Redford turns up the preach-factor and in a way that inspires yawns over action | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Oct 25 | Cat and Mouse | Kenneth Branagh's remake of 'Sleuth' is visually engaging, but its narrative ambiguity can be a little tiresome | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Oct 18 | Bite Night | In '30 Days of Night' gore serves as a replacement for genuine terror and dread. It's hardly horrific. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Oct 11 | Law and Disorder | 'Michael Clayton' provides an unforgettable visit to a genre missing from the movie landscape for much too long | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Oct 04 | Spiritual Shenanigans | With 'The Darjeeling Limited,' Wes Anderson doesn't just drop us into a different country, but a whole new world | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Sep 27 | Dangerous Liaisons | David Cronenberg's masterful, brutal tale of an innocent among Russian mobsters is as surprising as it is memorable | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Sep 20 | Beatle Mania | 'Across the Universe' uses the songs of the Fab Four as a storytelling device with decidedly mixed results | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Aug 23 | Super Duper | Gloriously profane and brimming with heart, 'Superbad' gleefully traipses into wild teenage fantasy territory | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Aug 16 | Graceland | If you're a sucker for romantic comedies, 'Falling for Grace' is a perfect fit, while 'Interview' is shallow and trite | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Aug 09 | Star Bust | 'Stardust' is a cross between 'Willow,' 'Princess Bride' and 'The Lord of Rings' -- if those three movies were poorly made | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Aug 02 | Bourne Again | The super-spy action franchise returns with a competent third entry, but be sure to bring your Dramamine | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jul 26 | Homer's Odyssey | 'The Simpsons Movie' remains true to its TV roots while expanding its scope to suit the big screen | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Jul 19 | Power Spray | With a flip, a tease and a song, 'Hairspray' is a stunner, while 'Chuck and Larry' is a 115-minute hate crime of a movie | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jul 12 | Kid Stuff | Both 'Harry Potter' and 'Transformers' bring the best of overblown, bigger-than-life movie fun to summer screens | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jul 05 | Medical Incredible | 'SiCKO' may make you think twice about doctors (and fact-checking), while 'Ratatouille' is pure laugh medicine | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jun 28 | Death Becomes Him | 'You Kill Me' offers a refreshing change of summer pace with a darkly comic tale of a hit man and redemption | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jun 21 | Banal Bunch | The new 'Fantastic Four' flick offers a slick new bad guy, but bogs down in a contrived plot and petty bickering | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jun 21 | Summer Splash | One in Ten engages in a little 'Pillow Talk' | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2007, Jun 14 | Blood Bath | 'Hostel: Part II' is more than a regurgitation of the first film, but not much lurks below the blood and guts | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Jun 07 | Cutting Crew | While 'Mr. Brooks' has a veneer of seriousness about its killings, 'Severance' goes for both jugular and funny bone | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, May 31 | Shipwrecked | With a cluttered, confounding storyline and a three-hour running time, 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End' sinks faster than a three-ton anchor | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, May 10 | God Knows | 'The Believers' is at heart an old-fashioned success story of a transgender choir that succeeds against the odds | by Sean Bugg |
| 2007, May 10 | Time Misspent | Hollywood spits out not one, but two, huge clunkers with an unfunny 'The Ex' and an unscary '28 Weeks Later' | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, May 03 | Web Head | With too many villains and a cluttered, sometimes dull narrative, 'Spider-Man 3' fails to swing into greatness | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, May 03 | Moviegoing Maryland | Weekend series of films at Baltimore's Charles Theatre and Maryland Institute in Mount Vernon neighborhood | |
| 2007, Apr 26 | Hot Stuff | The British-made 'Hot Fuzz' takes its time to start, but once it gets going you'll be glad you're on the ride | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Apr 12 | Culture Club | Rough at the start and smooth by the end, 'Boy Culture' is a surprisingly enjoyable journey | by Sean Bugg |
| 2007, Apr 12 | Monsters and Mayhem | 'Grindhouse' provides a lesson in exploitation cinema history while entertaining you with its over-the-top exploits | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Apr 05 | Scene Stealer | Joseph Gordon-Levitt gives a flawless performance in 'The Lookout,' an otherwise predictable, flawed film | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Mar 29 | Switch Blades | Will Ferrell's latest comedy, 'Blades of Glory,' isn't worthy of a gold medal, but it at least deserves a bronze for comedic effort | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Mar 22 | Long Life Journey | 'Reign Over Me' meanders its way through the post-9/11 landscape, giving Adam Sandler another chance to play legit | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Mar 15 | The Buff Stuff | As a visually stunning war film, '300' has a lot going for it -- especially the eye-candy of the warriors themselves | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Mar 01 | Snake on a Chain | Jackson and Ricci make 'Black Snake Moan' an uneven, but ultimately enjoyable, tale of violence and rebirth | by Tim Plant |
| 2007, Feb 22 | Law Breaking | 'Breaking and Entering' sits like a month-old stew hiding in the back of the fridge: thick, gummy, indigestible; plus Randy's Oscar Picks | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Feb 15 | People Eater | 'Hannibal Rising' is a lavishly-made but emotionally vapid experience -- simultaneously humdrum and mediocre | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Jan 18 | Flights of Fantasy | A pair of intelligent movies deal with fantasy worlds to different effect, but both achieve ultimate magnificence | by Randy Shulman |
| 2007, Jan 04 | Star Bright | When Jennifer Hudson sings, 'Dreamgirls' transcends its celluloid confines, becoming spiritual and profound | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Dec 21 | Uberdull | Despite a gripping performance from Cate Blanchett, 'The Good German' is an incredibly boring, bland drama | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Dec 14 | Bling Bang | Ed Zwick's morality-enriched 'Blood Diamond' boasts gripping performances from its stars, plus a message to boot | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Dec 07 | Boys on Film | 'The History Boys' | By Will O'Bryan |
| 2006, Nov 30 | Destiny's Child | 'Tenacious D 'is a melding of Cheech and Chong stoner-comic sensibilities with Spinal Tappish musical parodies | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Nov 23 | Strong Bond | A direct descendant of Connery's Bond, Daniel Craig is a virile secret agent determined to get the job done | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Nov 16 | Unwelcome Guest | Christopher Guest's new comedy is painful for the audience and humiliating for the otherwise gifted actors involved | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Nov 09 | Busload | John Cameron Mitchell discusses his new film 'Shortbus' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Nov 02 | Social Study | Hilariously inappropriate, 'Borat' turns out to be a comic goose that keeps laying one golden egg after another | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Oct 26 | Magic Free | A tale of revenge and obsession, 'The Prestige' fails to deliver a twist that truly knocks your socks off | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Oct 05 | Killer Queen | Buoyed by a remarkable performance from Helen Mirren, 'The Queen' examines how Di's death nearly destroyed a royal line | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Sep 28 | Revenge of the Nerd | In the amusing 'School for Scoundrels,' Jon Heder and Billy Bob Thornton go head-to-head in a game of male witlessness | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Sep 21 | Unsolved Misery | There's style in 'The Black Dahlia,' but no substance, as Brian De Palma tosses another bomb onto his stockpile | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Aug 31 | Ray of Light | A winning and delightfully quirky comedy, 'Little Miss Sunshine' comes with double helping of charm | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Aug 24 | Plain Snakes | Apart from a few well-timed jolts, 'Snakes on a Plane' is a suspense-free, B-movie that is profoundly mediocre | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Aug 17 | Hero Worship | Oliver Stone's magnificent 'WTC' is a reminder that even the most horrifying events bring out the good in our society | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Aug 10 | Down Under | 'The Descent' chugs along better than most modern-day terror trains, but it's weakened by a tacked-on ending | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Aug 03 | Humor Most Foul | A clumsily-crafted romantic comedy, 'Scoop' is completely devoid of anything remotely resembling pleasure | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jul 27 | Splish Splash | One narf, one scrunt, and a bunch of helpful humans add up to a engaging bedtime story from M. Night Shyamalan's 'Lady in the Water' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jul 20 | Independent Spirit | Kevin Smith's 'Clerks II' is a fine return to form, while Richard Linklater's 'Scanner Darkly' is an experimental adventure | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jul 13 | Swishbuckling | The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' sequel succeeds brilliantly at its misson to entertain us with a big, brazen Yo-Ho-Ho and a bottle of rum | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jul 06 | Strangely Familiar | Amy Sedaris of 'Strangers with Candy' | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2006, Jul 06 | Fashion Statement | Despite a stunning performance from Meryl Streep, 'Prada' never amounts to more than a heap of lovely, little scraps | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jun 29 | Hero's Welcome | After two decades, the Man of Steel returns in a blockbuster that soars with action and an unrequited romance in 'Superman Returns' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jun 22 | Masked Unmarvel | Despite Jack Black's valiant efforts, 'Nacho Libre' fails to live up to the promise of its marketing plan | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jun 15 | Bad Omen | 'The Omen' is a clumsily made, lazily written, watered-down remake of the '70s classic about an nasty little devil | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jun 08 | Broken | 'The Break-Up' is proof positive that a movie can be about absolutely nothing and still draw an audience | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jun 01 | Mutant Fortified | Bret Ratner takes charge of the X-Men franchise and serves up an all-you-can-eat buffet of mutants and action | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, May 18 | Adult Drown | The biggest danger faced by the cast of 'Poseidon' is that they'll bore themselves to death reciting the dialogue | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, May 11 | Mission Forgettable | Star Tom Cruise and director J.J. Abrams serve up a moderately entertaining yet instantly forgettable sequel | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Apr 20 | Hard Satire | 'Smoking' takes a sharp satirical path, while 'Scary Movie' throws everything at you, including the kitchen sink | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Apr 13 | Lucky Boy | 'Lucky Number Slevin' is a hip, fast, engaging and fun romp through mistaken identity, mobsters and murder | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Mar 30 | Crime Solvers | Spike Lee's sturdy bank heist thriller 'Inside Man' is a sensational, don't-you-dare-miss-it evening at the movies | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Mar 23 | Rabble Rousing | The sensational 'V for Vendetta' seems politically meaty, but it's really just a tale of a wronged man who seeks revenge | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Mar 16 | Naked Launch | 'Failure to Launch' is just funny enough to make you feel a little dizzy, a tad lightheaded and occasionally giddy | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Mar 09 | Urban Blockage | 16 Blocks resembles a compressed season of '24,' with one seemingly unresolvable situation morphing into the next | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Mar 02 | Sex in the City | 'Gay Sex in the 70s' deftly captures the feel of an iconic era, while balancing the celebration with what came later | by Sean Bugg |
| 2006, Mar 02 | Oscar, Oscar, Oscar! | Will the GLBT community's hope of a gay cowboy sweep crash? No one knows for sure, but we do our best to pick 'em. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Feb 23 | Boiling Over | Fractured, clichéd and overwrought, 'Freedomland' resides in areas better known as half-baked and knee-jerk | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Feb 16 | Unpretty in Pink | 'The Pink Panther' remake, while pointless, is not as bad as it could have been, while 'Garcon Stupide' is steeped in sex | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Feb 02 | London Calling | Woody Allen ventures abroad and rejuvenates his creative side, turning out to be an impressive master of suspense | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Feb 02 | The Weinstein Touch | With its clever pairing of whimsy and moral decay, the Weinsteins have found the perfect release in 'The Matador' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jan 26 | Comic Abroad | Albert Brooks goes 'Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World' but comes up empty-handed | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jan 12 | Torture Garden | Hostel's purveyors of terror are ordinary human beings who have a depraved sense of what constitutes entertainment. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2006, Jan 05 | Cinema Magic | The best films of the year were truly transcendental, while the worst were all of the flushable variety | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Dec 22 | Great Ape | Big, expensive and spectacular, Peter Jackson's super-sized 'King Kong' updates a story we know a little too well | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Dec 15 | Love Story | 'Brokeback Mountain' is every bit as good as you've wished, while 'Narnia' is more engaging than you might expect | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Dec 08 | Austen Powers | 'Pride & Prejudice' is a lovely, fully romantic piece of work, while 'Good Night' is compelling, stark and brilliant | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Dec 08 | Preview of 'Brokeback Mountain' | HRC screens much anticipated gay cowboy film | Photographs by Rudy Lawidjaja Text by Dan Odenwald |
| 2005, Dec 01 | Squatter's Squalor | Chris Columbus succeeds in opening up 'Rent' in a movie backlot sort of way but fails to unearth genuine emotion | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Dec 01 | Magic Show | Harry Potter returns in his most dangerous adventure yet | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Nov 17 | Cashing In | Despite great performances, 'Walk the Line' is dramatically static, while 'Kiss Kiss' is too gimmicky for its own good | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Nov 10 | Marine Life | Set during the first Gulf War, 'Jarhead' tells the story of a few good men who wait for a chance that never comes | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Nov 03 | Gaul Fodder | Playwright / Director Craig Lucas adapts 'The Dying Gaul' for the movies | by Will Doig |
| 2005, Oct 27 | Country Courage | Charlize Theron's grounded portrayal of a woman who fights harrassment gives 'North Country' its soul | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Oct 20 | All Fogged Up | A remake no better, no worse than the original tells the story of a ship full of angry ghost lepers bent on revenge | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Oct 06 | Resurrected Renegades | Smart and engaging, 'Serenity' is no easy glide through pace. It's a loud, clattery, explosive big bang | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Sep 29 | High Anxiety | Jodie Foster proves she can be one tough mother in 'Flightplan,' while Tim Burton creates a stop-motion morgue with 'The Corpse Bride' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Sep 01 | Disenchantment | An $80 million exercise in pointlessness, 'The Brothers Grimm' is not just a mess, it's a painfully static mess | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Aug 25 | Wondrous Woman | Lynda Carter discusses her two new movie roles and why gay men love Wonder Woman | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Aug 18 | Haunted Mansion | Kate Hudson gets a taste of hoodoo in 'Skeleton Key,' while 'The Aristocrats' offers a taste of the ultimate dirty joke | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Aug 04 | Superteen Spirit | 'Sky High' serves mainly to entertain. And, as a bonus, it entertains with a dash of brains | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jul 28 | Foul Ball | In remaking 'Bad News Bears,' Richard Linklater strikes out with a mechanized film completely lacking in heart | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jul 21 | Candy Corn | Tim Burton's 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' fizzles like a lone Pop Rock placed on the tip of a tongue | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jul 14 | Fantastic Flop | Marvel's latest comic book hero offering has the distinct feel of a rejected television pilot -- from the '70s | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jul 07 | Martian Law | Steven Spielberg's gripping, thrilling adaptation of the Wells classic satisfies our summer disaster-movie urge | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jun 30 | Skin Show | Greg Araki skillfully crafts 'Mysterious Skin' into much more than a sexfest | By Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jun 30 | Disenchanted | Nora Ephron's update of a TV classic turns out to be pure witchcrap, while George Romero lets his zombies feast away | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jun 23 | Batting Zero | Batman Begins is a dark, humorless, fumbled attempt to explain the inner-workings of a comic book icon | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jun 09 | Wild Boys | 'Lords of Dogtown' pays homage to those who, out of a desire to surf the world's 'concrete waves,' created a phenomenon | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jun 02 | Moving Pride | One In Ten's Reel Affirmations helps start the Capital Pride festivities with its annual Pride Film Fest | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2005, May 26 | Star Turn | The other characters may fall by the wayside in 'Star Wars: Sith,' but it is the shining moment for Ian McDiarmid's Palpatine | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2005, May 19 | I Remember Nomi | New Wave surfer Klaus Nomi catches a posthumous second wave in Andrew Horn’s engaging biopic, 'The Nomi Song' | by Will O'Bryan |
| 2005, May 12 | Wax Works | 'House of Wax' has a few good scares and Paris Hilton, who has an unfortunate encounter with a big sharp stick | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Apr 28 | Martial Artistry | A freewheeling escape into fantasy, 'Kung Fu Hustle' is thrilling, awe-inspiring, uproarious and even poignant | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Apr 14 | Sinfully Delicious | 'Sin City' straddles reality and comic book fantasy with eloquence, while 'Walk on Water' is flat-out phenomenal | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Mar 31 | Learning Experience | 'Walk on Water' thriller opens at E Street Cinema | By Sean Bugg |
| 2005, Mar 24 | Water Torture | It has a few scary moments, but mostly 'The Ring Two' is a nonsensical, waterlogged journey down the drain | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Mar 17 | Embattled Bots | 'Robots' is a deeply dented film, boasting an assortment of characters as interchangeable as their mechanical parts | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Mar 17 | Cinematic Surge | 'Surge of Power' brings super powers to Reel Affirmations Xtra | By Will O'Bryan |
| 2005, Mar 10 | Winning Entries | The Oscar-winning 'Born in Brothels' and 'The Sea Inside' are welcome respites from meaningless Hollywood piffle | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Mar 03 | Crying Wolf | Horrormeister Wes Craven's latest, 'Cursed,' is a werewolf howler with no bite or bark. It's completely scream free. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Feb 24 | Hell Boy | 'Constantine' follows your basic keep-evil-down-below storyline but is still enjoyable, plus our Oscar picks | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Feb 17 | Masked Unmarvel | The first 'Mask' was an enjoyable kick, but its sequel is more akin to a swift kick in the family jewels | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Feb 10 | Boxing Hilary | 'Million Dollar Baby' packs a knock-out punch like no other film this year. And it does so without breaking a sweat. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jan 27 | Hard Lessons | 'In Good Company' is a breezy comedy with a message, while Almodovar's 'Bad Education' is a masterpiece of deception | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jan 13 | Second Chances | In the powerful and compelling 'The Woodsman,' a pedophile struggles to reclaim a place in society | by Randy Shulman |
| 2005, Jan 06 | The Best and Worst Films of 2004 | Middle-aged superheroes and high flying tycoons soared with the best, while Halle Berry made a feline fool of herself | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Dec 23 | Broken English | 'Spanglish' with Adam Sandler and Tea Leoni, plus our Top Movies of 2004 | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Dec 09 | Uncoupling | 'Closer' is the most abrasive material Mike Nichols has ever touched, but the film is all talk and no action | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Dec 02 | Mythbuster | 'Kinsey' examines contribution that the father of modern sexuality provided society, and 'Spongebob Squarepants Movie' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Nov 18 | Living Dolls | 'Seed of Chucky' abandons fear for laffs, but the joke is on those who pay good money to endure its mediocrity | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Nov 18 | Home Movies | Jonathan Caouette discusses 'Tarnation,' his new documentary | Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Nov 11 | California Dreamin' | In 'Sideways' Alexander Payne blends childish antics and awkward romance with dramatic impact and humorous fizz | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Nov 04 | Buzz Kill | 'Saw' is cutrate horror that's more laughable than terrifying | By Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Nov 04 | That's Incredible! | 'The Incredibles' from Pixar Animation lives up to its title | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Oct 28 | Scare Tactics | 'The Grudge' is a haunted house that leaves you feeling less than spooked, and more than a little ripped off | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Oct 21 | Puppet State | The comic strings are pulled taut in 'Team America', an uproarious movie featuring puppets doing the darndest things | By Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Oct 07 | Fin Rot | 'Shark Tale' is a fish story borne out of tedium | By Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Sep 30 | Dead Heads | 'Shaun of the Dead' is that rare parody which transcends basic farce and enters a realm of full emotional resonance | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Sep 30 | Heart of the Matter | 'Tying the Knot' finds compelling stories of gay marriage | By Sean Bugg |
| 2004, Sep 23 | Virtual Reality | 'Sky Captain' with Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow; 'Cellular' with Kim Basinger | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Aug 19 | Alien Wear | 'Alien Vs. Predator' lacks excitement, entertainment and elegance | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Aug 12 | Not So Chummy | 'Open Water' is a stunt that quickly grows tiresome | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Aug 05 | Into the Woods | 'The Village' is less a horror film than a gothic romance with a twist | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Aug 05 | 'Manchurian Candidate' | A creepy but flawed remake with Meryl Streep and Denzel Washington | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jul 29 | Feline Trouble | 'Catwoman' is Halle Berry's drastically im-purr-fect cat-astrophe | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jul 22 | Mr. Roboto | 'I, Robot' comes up sterile in both ideas and emotional resonance | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jul 15 | Mass Hysterics | 'Anchorman' with Will Ferrell puts the uproar in uproarious | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jul 01 | Super Hero | ''Spiderman 2'' is a defining moment for the genre | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jul 01 | Cole Comfort | Interview with Ashley Judd of ''De-Lovely'' | by Doug Rule |
| 2004, Jun 24 | Groin Busters | ''Dodgeball'' with Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn is an uproarious farce | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jun 17 | Darker, Richer, More Adventurous | ''Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jun 17 | Short Circuit | ''The Stepford Wives'' with Nicole Kidman takes the bland road | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jun 03 | Festival Occasion | Reel Affirmations Pride Film Festival at Lincoln Theatre, June 3-4 | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jun 03 | Box office juggernaut | ''Shrek 2'' is lovely but not as magical | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jun 03 | Christian Right | ''Saved!'' with Mandy Moore and Macaulay Culkin | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, May 27 | Blockbuster Season | Finding movie gold amid Hollywood's upcoming summer of coal | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, May 20 | Grecian Formula | ''Troy'' with Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom, and Eric Bana | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, May 13 | Monster Hash | ''Van Helsing'' is a broken-down thrill ride | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, May 06 | Defanged | ''Mean Girls'' with Tina Fey | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Apr 29 | Future Shock | ''13 Going on 30'' shows how good Jennifer Garner really is | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Apr 22 | Pulp Friction | ''Kill Bill, Vol. 2'' is wickedly entertaining | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Apr 08 | Shlock Art | ''Games People Play'' | by Sean Bugg |
| 2004, Apr 08 | Demon Seed | ''Hellboy'' with Ron Perlman | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Apr 01 | Natural Borin' Killers | The Coen brothers' ''The Lady Killers'' with Tom Hanks | By Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Mar 25 | Resurrection | ''Dawn of the Dead'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Mar 18 | Missionary Positions | ''Secret Window'' with Johnny Depp, ''Latter Days'' is a powerhouse | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Mar 11 | Unhappy Together | ''Starsky and Hutch'' is a tame comedy dud | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Mar 04 | Bloody Pulpit | Mel Gibson's obsessively savage ''The Passion of The Christ'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Feb 26 | Holiday Road | ''Eurotrip,'' plus Oscar Picks | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Feb 12 | Hair Cuttery | Barbershop 2: Back in Business | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Feb 05 | Vive la Chomet! | The Triplets of Belleville | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jan 29 | Torso Envy | Win a Date with Tad Hamilton, The Butterfly Effect | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jan 22 | Puppy Love | Disney's Teacher's Pet | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jan 15 | The Woman Beneath | Charlize Theron plays serial-killer Aileen Wuornos in Monster | by Randy Shulman |
| 2004, Jan 08 | Folk Lure | Tim Burton's Big Fish | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Dec 25 | The Best and Worst Films of 2003 | Return of the King and Boat Trip top best and worst lists | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Dec 18 | Ring Power | Return of the King is a spectacular ending to cinema's greatest achievement | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Dec 11 | Battle Fatigue | The Last Samurai | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Dec 04 | Santa Claws | Bad Santa, The Haunted Mansion | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Nov 20 | Amazing Adventure | Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Nov 06 | Bear Necessity | Brother Bear | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Nov 06 | Revolutionary | The Matrix Revolutions | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Oct 30 | Classic Cut Ups | Scary Movie 3, Texas Chainsaw Massacre | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Oct 16 | Thrill Kill | Kill Bill: Vol. 1 | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Oct 09 | Unforgivable | Mystic River | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Oct 02 | Club Flub | Party Monster | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Oct 02 | Rock Hard | School of Rock with Jack Black | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Sep 25 | Up a Creek | Cold Creek Manor | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Sep 18 | Mucho Mexico | Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Cabin Fever | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Sep 11 | Sugar and Spicy | Thirteen | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Sep 04 | Ordinary Pekar | American Splendor | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Aug 21 | Requisite Requiem | Freddy Krueger meets Jason Voorhees | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Aug 14 | Freakin' Awesome | Freaky Friday | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Aug 07 | Toiletries | American Wedding | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jul 31 | Blurred Vision | Spy Kids 3D | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jul 24 | Agent Zero | Johnny English | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jul 17 | Buccaneer Bust | Pirates of the Caribbean | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jul 10 | Demolition Derby | Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jul 03 | Missing Persons | 28 Days Later | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jun 26 | Circuitry | Circuit movie next in Visions' gay film series | |
| 2003, Jun 26 | Caught on Tape | Capturing the Friedmans | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jun 19 | Big Green Machine | Hulk | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jun 05 | Sea Worthy | Finding Nemo, The Trip | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, May 29 | The Good and the Bad | Danny In the Sky, Yossi and Jagger | by Sean Bugg |
| 2003, May 15 | Virtual Heaven | Matrix Reloaded | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, May 08 | Oh, Daddy! | Daddy Day Care | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, May 01 | Xstacy | Smart, sophisticated, and studded with thrilling set-pieces, 'X-Men: X2' opens the summer movie season with a bang | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Apr 24 | Faux Folk | A Mighty Wind | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Apr 17 | High Infidelity | Frances McDormand's considerable talent prevents a lackluster film from becoming cinematic landfill | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Apr 10 | When a Sniper Calls | The notion of a man trapped in a 'Phone Booth' is brilliant. The execution, however, is not. | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Apr 03 | State of Amusement | Head of State | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Mar 27 | Shipwrecked | In 'Boat Trip' Cuba Gooding, Jr. takes a gay-oriented comedy cruise that promptly sinks to the bottom of the sea | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Mar 20 | Chicago Bound? | Critic Randy Shulman's Oscar picks | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Mar 20 | Bad Dream | Dreamcatcher, Walking on Water | by Sean Bugg |
| 2003, Mar 06 | Rose Dud | The Safety of Objects, Gerry | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Feb 27 | Family Ties | Friends and Family | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Feb 27 | Death Rattle | The Life of David Gale | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Feb 06 | Italian Ham | The Recruit | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jan 30 | Death Trip | Final Destination 2 | by Sean Bugg |
| 2003, Jan 30 | Spy Game | Confessions of a Dangerous Mind | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jan 23 | Jack's Back | About Schmidt | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jan 16 | Finest Hours | An actor's film, 'The Hours' is driven by three leading performances that achieve a cumulative magnificence | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jan 09 | Killer Diller | Chicago | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jan 02 | Film | The Best & Worst 2002 | by Randy Shulman |
| 2003, Jan 02 | Towering | Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Dec 12 | Space Waste | Star Trek Nemesis | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Dec 12 | Untapped | Analyze That | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Dec 05 | Un-scary Movie | Wes Craven Presents: They | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Dec 05 | Bond Unbound | Die Another Day | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Nov 14 | Rhapsodic | "8 Mile" | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Nov 07 | Shooting Gallery | 'Bowling for Columbine' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Oct 24 | Terror Tape | ''The Ring'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Oct 10 | Dragon Ire | "Red Dragon" | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Oct 03 | Cornpone | 'Sweet Home Alabama' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Sep 26 | Problem Child | 'Igby Goes Down' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Sep 12 | Swimmer's Cramp | 'Swimfan' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Sep 05 | San Francisco Treat | ''The Cockettes'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Aug 29 | Girl Trouble | 'The Good Girl' and 'Tadpole' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Aug 15 | Lustrously Independent | "Luster" | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Aug 15 | Diesel Engine | ''XXX'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Aug 01 | Unsettling Signs | "Signs" and "Goldmember" | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Jul 25 | Infestation | "Eight Legged Freaks" | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Jul 18 | Freaks and Greeks | ''Attack of the Giant Moussaka'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Jul 18 | Mob Mentality | "Road to Perdition" | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Jul 11 | Space Dud | ''Men in Black II'' | by Randy Shulman |
| 2002, Jun 27 | Minority Rules | 'Minority Report' with Tom Cruise and Collin Farrell | by Randy Shulman |