The Minnesota Daily

If a man ever needed dying, he did

by Niels Strandskov
Published October 16, 2003

Quentin Tarantino's brutal and bloody "Kill Bill" deifies martial arts movies.

Going back to the roots

by Tom Horgen
Published October 16, 2003

Two classic hip-hop films remind us how everything started.

Breaking into the movies

by Tom Horgen
Published October 16, 2003

The Twin Cities' newest film festival gives local filmmakers a chance to be seen.

Melodrama gold

by Tom Horgen
Published October 9, 2003

"Alias" exerts a gentle pressure on our emotions while indulging our thirst for thrills.

The kind of thing that money just can’t buy

by Tom Horgen
Published October 9, 2003

"Casa de los Babys" condemns one half of the baby trade equation but lets some people off the hook.

Simulacra and simulation

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published October 9, 2003

Mike Judge and Don Hertzfeldt's "Animation Show" livens up the Oak Street.

Fun at the expense of others

by Tom Horgen
Published October 2, 2003

Jack Black's turn as a wacky teacher leaves some of his students out in the cold.

Love and scooters in the eternal city

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published October 2, 2003

Audrey Hephburn and Gregory Peck star in the mod classic "Roman Holiday."

Through the looking-glass

by Tom Horgen
Published October 2, 2003

"Lost in Translation's" stunning cinematography conceals its dubious Euro-centric politics.

With fiends like these

by Tom Horgen
Published September 25, 2003

Into the rabbit hole we fall again. Leather-clad body armor, twin automatic pistols, glorious slow-motion. A feast for the eyes. But this isn't "The Matrix." This is horror. Vampires, werewolves and thousands...

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