Prize Fight As an intellectual macho homage to Ingmar Bergman, "Fight Club" can't be beat. [10-25-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Heart Failure Somewhere in the middle of the movie, realizing that he's used up all the plot alloted him by the plot department for this flick, Pollack gets desperate. [10-18-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Royal Treatment George Clooney and company pursue a king's ransom. [10-11-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY A Real Beauty The latest entry into what could be a new canon of filmmaking is the extremely well-made "American Beauty." [10-04-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Top Cop Lawrence's performance alone makes "Blue Streak" somewhat appealing. [09-27-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Ghost With The Most "Echoes" surpasses most of its peers in the horror-thriller genre with its precise plotting and exacting visual aesthetic. [09-20-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Eye Of The Beholder You might experience déjà vu if you see 'Outside Providence.' [09-13-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Lethal Speed, Beep-Beep! Skeet Ulrich, who somehow manages to package Keanu Reeves brain inside Johnny Depp's body, stars in this thriller about a chemical weapon on the loose. [09-07-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Slipped 'Mickey' The most disturbing thing about "Mickey Blue Eyes" is the way it mistakes violence and abuse for light comedy. [08-30-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Tale Of Two Cines It's the best of films (Detroit Rock City), it's the worst of films (Bowfinger). [08-23-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Crown Jewel There's more to entice in "Thomas Crown" than Rene Russo's over-hyped breasts. [08-16-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Essential Iron "Iron Giant" is one of the best animated features of the decade, and one of the best movies of the year. [08-09-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Kubrick's Rubes 'Eyes' is every bit as good as Kubrick's previous work. [07-26-99] — James Digiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Virgin Territory Two new films explore the morality of sexual awakening. [07-19-99] — James Digiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Summer Sizzler While "Summer of Sam" is probably Spike Lee's best film since "Do The Right Thing," its maturity and difference from his earlier work may signify that his best is yet to come. [07-12-99] — James Digiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Rad Dad Sandler manages to rattle off quite a few good one-liners, the pleasure of which was only partially diminished by the string of pee, vomit and spit jokes. Shockingly, there were no poop jokes. [07-05-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Mat Rats Great local pro-wrestling is more than just a battle of words and wits. There are also the costumes. [07-05-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Dishonorable Discharge "The General's Daughter" crosses the line from well-paced mystery movie to tasteless exploitation film. [06-28-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY Shag's Back Hint: when you see a vial of liquefied human feces sitting next to a coffee pot, turn your head for about three minutes. [06-21-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY When The Trains Ran On Tea-Time Usually, a Zeffirelli film is saved from its lack of depth by the precise camerawork and lush art direction, but not this time. [06-14-99] — James DiGiovanna, TUCSON WEEKLY More James DiGiovanna Archives...
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