Monthly Archives: September 2002

Starsky and Hutch

Posted on September 25, 2002 by James McNally

I know, it’s pretty lame that after not posting for a week, the most exciting thing I can come up with is that Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson will be playing Starsky and Hutch in a movie to be released … Continue reading →

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Saturday Movie

Posted on September 15, 2002 by James McNally

In America (Working Title) (Ireland, 2002, Jim Sheridan, director): A bit of a fairytale, about an Irish family who move to New York City after the tragic death of one of their children. Hokey in places, but utterly moving, due … Continue reading →

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Wednesday Films

Posted on September 12, 2002 by James McNally

OT: Our Town (USA, 2002, Scott Hamilton Kennedy, director): What happens when Dominguez High School in Compton, California decides to put on a school play for the first time in twenty years? This documentary reveals all. This is an experience … Continue reading →

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Monday Film

Posted on September 9, 2002 by James McNally

Love Liza (USA, 2002, Todd Louiso, director): This is the feature directorial debut of actor Todd Louiso (and yes, he talks and acts exactly like his character in High Fidelity). Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Wilson Joel, a man whose wife … Continue reading →

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Sunday Films

Posted on September 9, 2002 by James McNally

Morvern Callar (UK, 2002, Lynne Ramsay, director): I was looking forward to seeing Samantha Morton in this, hoping that for once she’d have a role where she spoke more than a few sentences (having seen her in Sweet and Lowdown … Continue reading →

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