The Machinist (2004)
Though it seems sacrilegious to say so, I think The Machinist is a better film than anything Hitchcock made.
Category: Films from the 2000’s
Dr. T & the Women (2000)
One of Robert Altman’s most reviled films, Dr. T & the Women is actually a deliciously scathing satire of American society.
Faithless (2000)
Film review by Dan Willard. Liv Ullman directs from a screenplay by Ingmar Bergman the story of a disastrous extramarital affair. This film deserves a place alongside Bergman’s best directorial efforts.
George Washington (2000)
George Washington is a coming of age story of sorts that isn’t formulaic and at times feels like it’s based on a story by William Faulkner.
Between Christmas and New Year’s (2000)
Made for less than $5,000 and shot in seven days without a script. Good for a few laughs but the story is half-baked.
