Stanley Kubrick

Holocaust, shmolocaust: My wrapup of Sunday with the 9/11 deniers

It's Topps!

Tim Burton turns his ray gun on everything in sight when Mars Attacks!, and it's good, gory fun

Cloak and Swagger

Cocky Kilmer conjures up a devilish new Saint

King Con

David Mamet's up to his old tricks in twist-riddled Spanish Prisoner

Shadow Logic

More loopy fun from Scully and Mulder, with plot holes you could drive a spaceship through

Fatal Detraction

Adrian Lyne's Lolita takes the high-minded low road

Absence of Malick

Twenty years after his last film, Terrence Malick reemerges with the complex but compelling The Thin Red Line

The Opposite of Sexy

All fizzle, no sizzle, Kubrick's much-touted Eyes Wide Shut is a total turn-off

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Goldberg & Osborne, Attorneys at Law

New Times' top DVD picks for the week of May 15

Goldberg & Osborne, Attorneys at Law

Tom Cruise and Bryan Singer on Valkyrie

Goldberg & Osborne, Attorneys at Law

American Idol: Why I’ll Never Watch It Again

Goldberg & Osborne, Attorneys at Law

The Boys Are Back

Goldberg & Osborne, Attorneys at Law

Vick-timization

Backstabbing in Buckeye, DMX's doggy woes, and nativist grandstanding over Officer Erfle's murder p.o. P-town's prickly pelican

What Garry Didn't Know

Backstabbing in Buckeye, DMX's doggy woes, and nativist grandstanding over Officer Erfle's murder p.o. P-town's prickly pelican

Tomorrow's Misery Today

Backstabbing in Buckeye, DMX's doggy woes, and nativist grandstanding over Officer Erfle's murder p.o. P-town's prickly pelican

It's a Crime

The heist: your moviegoing dollars

Last Laugh

Finding humor in suicide bombing

Myst Opportunity

George gets a taste of one of the hippest jobs in Scottsdale

Like Clockwork

Stray Cat Theatre's A Clockwork Orange is a bit of the glam, mate

First Steps

Troupe gets off on right Foot

Cursed . . .

. . . and put a stake in it!

A Grand Guy

How Steven Soderbergh kept the Terry Southern tale from turning tragic

Flame-out

Challenger – now that was a real national tragedy

End of the Road

Trio is the network where great shows go to die, and so much more

Sniper

God, Boys, Madness and the Sacred Art of One Shot, One Kill. A Meditation.

Report Card

Spielberg's Minority Report gets good grades until the end

Retro Grading

Trying to remember the best in a forgettable year of film

Dust to Dust

Once more, a man calls upon the troops to save The Alamo, before it's gone forever

Toy's Life

Plot machinations are no substitute for heart in short-circuited A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Cumming Up

Is he a writer, director, actor or...sex symbol? Um, yes--and more

Boldly Going, Again

Seeking closure, Robert Wise finally finishes Star Trek: The Motion Picture -- 22 years later

Gotta Have the Phunk

Valley rap-rock pioneers return with a new record

Emerald Guile

Exploring a variety of the world's folk traditions with daring aplomb, the Chieftains continue to draw on a musical well that looks as if it may never run dry

White Knuckler

Thirteen Days dutifully takes viewers on a ride through a bumpy period of world history

Fly Me to the Moon

Why Kubrick's 2001 was a cosmic dirty movie

The Bit Player

Vincent D'Onofrio may be the best actor of his generation, but who would notice?

Femme and Vigor

Peter Greenaway weaves lighter dreams, sweeter eroticism than usual in 8 1/2 Women

Devil Dog

Despite Ninth Gate's good intentions, Polanski's road to hell isn't worth the trip

Near-Future Shock

Despite Ninth Gate's good intentions, Polanski's road to hell isn't worth the trip

Molten Wax

Despite Ninth Gate's good intentions, Polanski's road to hell isn't worth the trip

Popular Mechanics

Animated The Iron Giant earns its metals

Molten Wax

Animated The Iron Giant earns its metals

On White Power, and Avoiding Tap Water

Animated The Iron Giant earns its metals

9/11 "Troofers" Return! "4409" Burns a Library Book, Guess Which One?

Jason Shelton lights one up. Too bad it ain't a doobie They're baaaaaack. Yep, like a rash of bed bugs you thought the exterminator had smoked out, the "troofers," those nutty guys and gals who believe 9/11 was an "inside job" by the Bush administration will be active once again come this ninth ann ... More >>

Tool Me Once

The things that make doing things easier are really important

Da Bomb

Edward Teller, again

Sundance 2012 Was Thick with the Anxieties of our Times

Edward Teller, again