DARK WATER
"Walter Salles, who previously directed the Oscar-nominated films "Central Station" and "The Motorcycle Diaries," guides this stylish remake through treacherous territory to create a distressing, subtly suspenseful film full of emotional resonance."
DARK
CITY
"Hypnotic, haunting
and, to be sure, dark.
It is among the most memorable
cinematic ventures in
recent years."
San
Francisco Chronicle
CREEPERS
"If you want to shudder
and thrill at things that
go bzzz in the night,
then be sure and add Creepers
to your must-see list."
Stacy
Layne Wilson
MULHOLLAND
FALLS
"One of the key casting
decisions was to use Jennifer
Connelly as the wounded
beauty at the heart of
the story. Connelly is
sexy in the way Marilyn
Monroe was sexy -- as
if she doesn't quite believe
it, and can't quite help
it -- and she finds the
right note, halfway between
innocence and heedless
abandon."
Roger
Ebert
HULK
"Though some will
complain that "Hulk"
is too dark and serious,
they're missing Ang Lee's
point -- and Stan Lee's
as well.
All the actors give performances
beyond the call of comic-book
movie duty."
Michael
Wilmington
Chicago
Tribune
WAKING
THE DEAD
"Jennifer Connelly
gives a career-making
performance in Waking
the Dead as a young
woman whose sincerity
and fire will haunt the
hero his entire life."
Mick
LaSalle
San
Francisco Chronicle
THE
HOT SPOT
"Jennifer Connelly,
as the innocent bookkeeper
down at the office, is
perfectly cast as the
good girl who has been
bruised by an uncaring
world ... movie lovers
who have marinated their
imaginations in the great
B movies ... will recognize
The Hot Spot as
a superior work in an
old tradition."
Roger
Ebert
THE
ROCKETEER
"The kind of movie
magic that we don't see
much anymore. Billy Campbell
and Jennifer Connelly
play their underwritten
roles with unexpected
but welcome relish. Campbell
has an appealing klutziness
that wards off blandness.
And Connelly, a child
star (Labyrinth) turned
bombshell (The Hot Spot),
is equally spirited. Even
when the camera plunges
down her impressive cleavage
(there are more dives
here than in The Abyss),
Connelly radiates the
kind of intelligence that
shows she's in on the
joke."
Peter
Travers
Rolling
Stone
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