T
Tadpole
- To bad it can't achieve anything close to a real theme,
idea or intelligent conception.
The
Talented Mr. Ripley- Is
such an ugly, distasteful and repulsive anti-gay epic
that if Mr. Damon is queer, he is the proverbial self-hating
fag.
Tales
from the Crypt - Offering up a silly twist ending
that would have had Rod Serling spinning in his grave
- had he been dead in 1972.
Taliesin
Jones - The film's subtle and beautiful storytelling
reminds the viewer of his youth, a time when belief
came easily.
Talk
to Her - This is one of the most well-crafted scripts
to see the light of a projector this year.
Tape
- One of the most taunt and claustrophobic psychological
dramas to appear since Tennessee Williams died.
The Target Shoots
First - the filmmaker's ability to capture many
genuine and honest moments on film is breathtaking.
Tarnation
- It is an amazing story, one that will amaze most who
view it.
Taxi Driver - I was sorry I ever bothered.
Team
America: World Police - So ridiculous and so fucking
hilarious that you better not by a Coke when you go
to the theater because you are going to pee your pants
if there is an ounce of liquid in your kidneys.
Tell
Them Who You Are - It gets tiresome quite quickly.
10
Attitudes - Ultimately the wit and freshness of
the plot and acting overcome any obstacles.
Ten
Hundred Kings - Static, tense, and almost unflinching,
"Ten Hundred Kings," is a poignant rumination on loss
and loneliness.
The
Terminal - A film that is more about how people
who are thrown together often come together as a family.
Terminator
3: Rise of the Machines - A wonderful capper to
the "Terminator" series and certainly leaves way for
many films to follow.
Testosterone
- Stereotypical "gay guys always kill each other" plot
that is so silly and ridiculous that it doesn't even
work as an absurdist comedy.
That
Man: Peter Berlin - The ultimate primer on the man
and his myth.
The Thin Red Line - The man is obviously
unstable and, unfortunately, this does not help him
compose a involving film.
The
Third Society - This is the kind of film that is
an equal opportunity sedative. It will put anyone, any
age, any gender, any sexual orientation, any IQ, right
to sleep.
The
United States of Leland - It is hard to imagine
a film with more sadness at its core.
Thirteen
- What a crock of boring poop.
Thirteen
Days - After about 2 hours you do begin to hope
that the date shown signifies the thirteenth day and
a resolution to the plot.
This
Film is Not Yet Rated - Hatchet job of a film.
A
Thousand Acres - It encompasses so much feeling
deriving from so many emotional layers that it soon
envelops us in the lives of it's rich characters.
Three...
Extremes - Two-thirds a great movie.
Three
Kings - It's quartet of principles do such a kick
ass job of making the film a non-stop thrill ride.
3-Iron
- It's hard to imagine a film more wondrously and subtly
beautiful.
Thumbsucker
- Disfunction middle class families have become the
staple of independent films lately it seems.
THX
1138 - Quite possibly the most commercial avant-garde
film ever made.
Tibet:
Cry of the Snow Lion - Might seem like left-wing
propaganda if what we were being told wasn't so obviously
true.
Tie
Me Up Tie Me Down - The film isn't kinky at all,
rather it's an odd societal study of male/female relationships.
Tillsammans
- At least the film wants to end happily, wants to show
some love at the end of the rainbow.
Time
Changer - This Bible-thumpin', low-budget, cheesy,
and averagely acted "Religious" film didn't bug me too
much.
Time
Code - Mike Figgis' quad-screen film, a Warholian
extrapalation of digital technology, is more than just
a cybernetic manipulation of time and space, it is a
visual poem.
The
Times of Harvey Milk -
Has that rare ability to makes us happy and sad, joyous
and angry, jubilant and celebratory as well as humbled
and realistic.
Time
of the Wolf - You don't want to know anything about
this film before you see it. Trust me.
Times
Square - An angst ridden mess that will always have
a place in my heart, is an abject failure.
The
Tin Drum - Surely one of the most unusual narrative
films ever made.
Titanic
- Epic and disquieting, "Titanic" is two movies in one.
To
Be and To Have - One of the most charming, delicate,
sweet and simple films I've ever seen.
To
Die For - Is strange enough to put off the normal
viewer but much too weak to excite his following. This
is watered-down weirdness.
To
End All Wars - Who wants to see a WWII Prisoner
of War movie? Anyone... No. Too bad, you're going to
miss a masterpiece.
To
Gillian on Her 37th Birthday - Although it's a bit
stagy and a bit of a soap opera, this play turned script
by Kelley has moments where it is interesting and engaging.
Tokyo
Godfathers - It is the story, the characters and
the emotions that make this film a real gem.
Tomcats
- The absence of tits in "Tomcats" makes it fairly susceptible
to legal prosecution for false advertising.
Too
High, Too Wide, Too Long - Highly interesting as
a document of Texan artist Bob Wade.
Top
Speed - Near he top of my list for worst IMAX films
of all time.
Torremolinos
73 - Features some nudity and sexual situations,
but it is hard to imagine a more gentile and innocent
little film.
Totally
Fucked Up - All the shit that comes with being a
gay teenager.
Totally
Sexy Loser - Totally Awesome Movie.
Touch
of Pink - Has been done before.
Touching
the Void
- You simply must see this film!
To
Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar - This
film is a celebration of individuality that hits all
the right chords.
Town
and Country - When you see a movie with so many
damn things gone wrong - and started wrong, it causes
a sort of dull throb in the frontal lobes.
Toy
Story
-
The story is key here. It revolves around a group of
toys belonging to a particularly normal little boy named
Andy.
Toy
Story 2-
Even
though it's not quite as good as the original, "ToyStory
2" is one of the best animated features to grace the
screen ever.
Traffic
- It's racism tarted up as artsy-fartsy pretension.
Transamerica
- To achieve this with a transgendered lead and a bisexual
hustler as a secondary character is revolutionary.
Transfixed
- Bold, edgy, challenging and often uncomfortable.
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