Movies

The Blair Witch Project
	Movies, Graham Bower, 20 January 1999 After months of anticipation, Blair Witch finally arrives to thrill and horrify UK audiences.If you don't know what I'm talking about, where have you been for the past few months? More,

The Filth & the Fury
	Movies, Dan Wolff, 20 January 1999 What helps the film rise above the usual band documentaries is the imaginative editing of band rehersals/shows and interviews with grim scenes from 1976 news reels and clips of Richard III. More,

The Green Mile
	Movies, Dan Wolff, 20 January 1999 What starts as a promising premise soon turns positively moronic as the film progesses (very slowly as it happens at over three hours). More,

The House of Mirth
	Movies, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999 House of Mirth sees Liverpudlian director Terrence Davis forsaking his autobiographical roots to present Edith Wharlton's tragic tale of high society hypocrisy in turn of the century New York. More,

The Iron Giant
	Movies, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999 An animated film which compels from start to finish without a single song by Phil Collins, and not cute wise-cracking animal in sight. More,

The Next Best Thing
	Movies, Dan Wolff, 20 January 1999 Oh dear! All the hard work Madonna spent playing Evita to convince us she is a good actress seem all but a distant memory as this corny, light-hearted 'comedy' is closer to Body Of Evidence awfulness than anything decent she has been in (not a lot admittedly). More,

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