Movies

End of Days
	Movies, Richard Young, 20 January 1999 At the end of the day, the End of Days is an expensive but disappointing firework, but a hilarious scene in which Arnie gets beaten up by Miriam Margolyes is worth staying awake for. More,

Eyes Wide Shut
	Movies, Simon Anderson, 20 January 1999 The main draw for me was to see Tom and Nicole's real life couple doing the not-so real life couple thing on the big screen. More,

Fight Club
	Movies, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999 Ultimately Fight Club does not take itself or the culture around itself very seriously – it has to be wilfully irresponsible to be at all convincing – and many people have confused this attitude as pure violent provocation. More,

Galaxy Quest
	Movies, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999 Even if the humour of Quest is somewhat predictable, and the character arcs as inevitable as those on the actual show, it’s very apparent it’s been made by people with a real love and understanding of Trek – and for a spoof such as this, that’s all you need. More,

Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
	Movies, Graham Bower, 20 January 1999 It’s the light-hearted, underplayed humour of "Ghost Dog" that makes it so unique. Jarmuch knowingly and brilliantly lampoons the traditional Gangster Movie, thoroughly exploring the bizarre clashes in culture that his concept delivers. More,

Gladiator
	Movies, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999 After a series of overblown misfires, director Ridley Scott resurrects the long dead sword and sandal epic to public acclaim. More,

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