It would certainly be more difficult to explain why Gigli was produced and released than it would be to correctly pronounce the film's name (Gee-lee). This should-have-been-straight-to-video film fails in a profoundly memorable manner.
New spy flick has spectacular stunts but weak storyline
Despite Robert De Niro's occasional forays into humor, such as "Meet the Parents," "Analyze This" and "We're No Angels," audiences have come to expect commanding performances when De Niro appears in tough underworld crime sagas. "The Score" is De Niro's first movie of the 21st century that delivers truly classic De Niro grit, packaged in a reasonably well-assembled movie. While "The Score" does not challenge the sheer brilliance of his command performances in "Goodfellas," "Casino" and "Heat" -- roles that eclipsed all other works of the 1990s -- his latest work plays to the sensibilities of those previous masterpieces.
Having hit a home run in the recent 2003 Class Council elections, Class President Tim Whelan is getting ready to load his bases yet again for another winning season at the College. When it comes to class council, Whelan said he has a "build it and they will come" attitude.
Director Harris examines the trials endured by survivors of the Kindertransport in his latest documentary
The day before nation-wide Independence Day celebrations, people from the Dartmouth community converged at the Rockefeller Center to discuss "Does July 4th have the same meaning for everyone?" In a community dialogue lead by Jennifer M.
Distinctive ringing has been absent for most of Summer term
"Sir, you may destroy this little institution; it is weak; it is in your hands! I know it is one of the lesser lights on the literary horizon of this country.