Changing Fortunes Sandra Bullock plays it bittersweet in "Hope Floats." [06-08-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER Clip-Clopping Along Robert Redford takes on the beast in "The Horse Whisperer"; "Godzilla" attacks. [05-26-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER A Comet's Tale "Deep Impact" is something different: a science-fiction film with a woman's touch. Also reviewed: "Burn! Hollywood! Burn!" and "Nil by Mouth." [05-18-98] — Debbie Gilbert, MEMPHIS FLYER Turning Points Spike Lee takes on basketball in "He Got Game." [05-11-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER Working-Class Hero In "The Big One," filmmaker Michael Moore continues his crusade against corporate downsizing. [04-27-98] — Debbie Gilbert, MEMPHIS FLYER Awakenings Both "Ma Vie En Rose" and "City of Angels" use whimsy to give wing to profound thoughts. [04-20-98] — Hadley Hury, MEMPHIS FLYER Time Warp "Lost in Space" is merely lost. [04-13-98] — Dominic Jesse, MEMPHIS FLYER Tough Love "Live Flesh" delves into passion; "Barney's Great Adventure" champions dreaming. [04-06-98] — Hadley Hury and Dennis Freeland, MEMPHIS FLYER Smudgy Colors A good try, but the central figure of "Primary Colors" remains indistinct. [03-30-98] — Jackson Baker, MEMPHIS FLYER All for Naught "The Man in the Iron Mask" leaves something to be desired; "The Sweet Hereafter" lingers. [03-23-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER On a Roll The Coen brothers score with "The Big Lebowski." [03-16-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER It's a Mad World The more paranoid, the better for "Dark City." [03-09-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER Quality Star In "Afterglow," the incomparable Julie Christie shows the kids how "it" is done. [03-02-98] — Hadley Hury, MEMPHIS FLYER In Deep Dustin Hoffman and Barry Levinson team up again in "Sphere"; amen for Robert Duvall in "The Apostle." [02-23-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER Blues Movie Dan Aykroyd and the band play a cinematic cover of a comedy classic; Chow Yun-Fat shoots for American audiences. [02-16-98] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Coming Back for More Martin Scorsese's latest incarnation, "Kundun," contemplates spirituality in politics; "Desperate Measures" isn't worth a second thought. [02-09-98] — Hadley Hury, MEMPHIS FLYER Cartoon Planet The Pre-Fab Five confess in "Spice World." [02-02-98] — Jim Hanas, MEMPHIS FLYER All Wet "Hard Rain" is all wet, while "Fallen" lacks soul. [01-26-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER On With the Show "Wag the Dog" makes good by making war; "The Boxer" lacks punch. [01-20-98] — Susan Ellis, MEMPHIS FLYER Make Me Laugh! Make Me Cry! "Good Will Hunting" and "Deconstructing Harry" remind us what going to the movies is all about. [01-12-98] — Hadley Hury, MEMPHIS FLYER More Movie Reviews Archives...
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