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Adam's Crib
By Rafael Navarro, July 22, 1992
When it opened in 1989 -- the same week as Batman -- I was delighted by Honey, I Shrunk the Kids and its Lilliputian adventure set in a suburban... More>>
Name That Toon
By Rafael Navarro, July 15, 1992
When Sinclair Lewis received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1930, one bemused onlooker, George Bernard Shaw -- a winner of the same award in... More>>
The Courtship of Eddie's Ego
By Bill Gallo, July 08, 1992
Eddie Murphy's metamorphosis from foulmouthed ghetto comic into suave leading man is now almost complete, but so far it's been about as... More>>
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?
By Rafael Navarro, July 08, 1992
Set in a hazy, non-specific, post-apocalyptic future, Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro's black-hearted satirical comedy from France,... More>>
All the Wrong Moves
By Rafael Navarro, July 01, 1992
One False Move is a knuckleheaded title for a diminutive detective thriller -- particularly as, both in its plot and the filmmaking in general,... More>>
Wayne's World
By Rafael Navarro, June 24, 1992
"An opera - a gothic, Teutonic, thickly textured hybrid of various theatrical and cinematic conventions. To call this film Wagnerian would be... More>>
The Gullah Archipelago
, June 24, 1992
A work of mesmerizing lyrical power and profoundly human dimension, Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust celebrates the bond of women, the richness... More>>
Yankee Panky
By Rafael Navarro, June 17, 1992
As Goldie Hawn traipses through it early in Housesitter, the fictional New England town of Dobbs Mill (Concord and Cohasset, Massachusetts) is a... More>>
Clancy Footwork
By Bill Gallo, June 10, 1992
The Hollywood office of the CIA has pulled off its slickest trick in years. When last we saw him, singlehandedly combating the Evil Empire in The... More>>
Cheek to Cheek
By Rafael Navarro, June 10, 1992
Never having put much stock in the concept of acquired tastes, the films of Derek Jarman, for all their incidental beauties, continue to leave a... More>>
Whoopi Cushion
By Rafael Navarro, June 03, 1992
Whoopi here, Whoopi there, Whoopi everywhere. Like a coral-bound moray eel furiously biting off more than it can chew, the ubiquitous Goldberg... More>>
There's a Slacker Born Every Minute
By Rafael Navarro, May 27, 1992
Every moviegoing generation must contend with the fact that great directors don't come in bunches, though, as P.T. Barnum observed long ago,... More>>
Saturday Night Weaver
By Rafael Navarro, May 27, 1992
Don't be misled by her sex: She's big. She's mean. She's bald. In a world filled with scampering rodents calling themselves macho, she stands... More>>
Green Acres
By Rafael Navarro, May 20, 1992
Now must we brace ourselves for the start of the silly season. Richard Donner's undigestably dreadful Lethal Weapon 3 opened this past Friday,... More>>
Cripple Feature
, May 20, 1992
There are doubtless many people who will see The Waterdance and deem it courageous, dignified, powerful even, for its well-intentioned compassion... More>>
Days of Wives and Roses
By Rafael Navarro, May 13, 1992
When it comes to heaping praise on foreign films, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has not been, traditionally speaking, a very... More>>
Macaroni Ballad
, May 13, 1992
And now for the other film nominated for an Academy Award for 1991's "Best Foreign Language Film," the one that eventually beat Raise the Red... More>>
The Muck of the Irish
By Bill Gallo, May 06, 1992
Now that the fledgling Irish film industry has gained a toehold, it seems intent on waxing native to a fault. These days, Ireland's most... More>>
City Nights
By Rafael Navarro, May 06, 1992
Some memories of seemingly insignificant origin can last a lifetime. Ten years ago, I took a taxi from La Guardia Airport to Manhattan, and... More>>
Murder, He Wrote
By Rafael Navarro, April 29, 1992
The opening tracking shot, at eight minutes even more protracted than the famous single-shot title sequence in Orson Welles's Touch of Evil (on... More>>
A Passage to England
, April 29, 1992
Though E.M. Forster was a nonagenarian upon his death, it's interesting to note that most of his novels - with the exception of his last one, A... More>>
Tandoori Turkey
By Rafael Navarro, April 22, 1992
It's one of history's sublime inversions that, just as Marco Polo traveled to China during the Thirteenth Century for egocentric discovery... More>>
All's Well That Ends Welles
By Rafael Navarro, April 15, 1992
By the time Orson Welles set about playing Othello in 1948, he had already established himself as one of the great cinematic innovators in the... More>>
Down and Out in Paris and Tokyo
By Rafael Navarro, April 15, 1992
What is fashion? Is it a craft devised to reflect the times, an enduring art, or an agent of change? Is there a parallel existence between... More>>
A Boy Named Sioux
By Bill Gallo, April 08, 1992
When we first see Ray Levoi he's cruising the Beltway donning opaque aviator Ray-Bans, a crisp white shirt, and regimental-stripe tie. As he... More>>
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