Movies

Go
	Movies, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999 I didn't have my hopes up for this one initially, most recent teens on nights out’ flicks have come across like extended beer commercials with touches of introspection added for depth. More,

Hollow Man
	Movies, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999 It’s ‘The Invisible Man’ again, updated for the nineties, but with a whole team of scientists rather than the one, and with the action largely confined to an underground research lab. More,

Holy Smoke
	Movies, Dan Wolff, 20 January 1999 The only slight downfall of the film is that it seems to go off the wall a little too much towards the end and loses some of the plot. More,

Hurlyburly
	Movies, Dan Wolff, 20 January 1999 Sean Penn is his usual brilliant self but how many more times can he play exactly the same arsehole? More,

Little Nicky
	Movies, Jerry Carpenter, 20 January 1999 A return to form of sorts for Sandler, (whose first film ‘Happy Gilmore, was actually really good), but for all it’s pleasures still riddled with enough trademark problems ( sentimental, occasionally homophobic , wasting Harvey Keitel!) to shift it up a notch to being great. More,

Magnolia
	Movies, Simon Anderson, 20 January 1999 As films go, at over three hours long, Magnolia is a bit of a Ghandi. If Magnolia was an inflight movie on Korean Air, I'd only have to watch it about four times. Now, that doesn't mean it's a bad movie, in fact to the contrary, it's quite a powerhouse and not really that sleepworthy, but honestly, three hours long?! More,

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