The
Seventh Row Movie Geek
(a collection of movie reviews and related
ramblings)
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08/22/01: Summer
Movies 2001 (Part 5)
08/17/01: Summer
Movies 2001 (Part 4)
07/18/01: Tim
Burton Moviefest
07/13/01: Summer
Movies 2001 (Part 3)
06/21/01: Summer
Movies 2001 (Part 2)
06/03/01: Playing
Catch-Up
05/24/01: Summer
Movies 2001 (Part 1)
03/25/01: Dark
And Disturbing
02/11/01: Freakish
Love Stories
02/05/01: Oscar
Bait, The Sequel
01/08/01: Oscar
Bait
12/23/00: "Dungeons
& Dragons" Review
12/22/00: Foreign
Films
11/26/00: Movies
That Have Nothing In Common
10/30/00: "Do
You Like Scary Movies?"
08/24/00: Summer
Movies 2000 (Part 6)
08/07/00: Summer Movies 2000
(Part 5)
07/18/00: Twist Ending Moviefest
07/13/00: Summer Movies 2000 (Part
4)
06/30/00: Summer Movies 2000 (Part
3)
06/27/00: A Rant About
"American Beauty"
06/26/00: Russell Crowe Moviefest
06/15/00: Revisiting Summer Movies
1999
06/11/00: Summer Movies 2000 (Part
2)
06/08/00: Summer Movies 2000 (Part
1)
06/08/00: Thoughts
On “The Princess Bride”
06/08/00: All-Time Favorites
Annual Results of the
Oscar Challenge
Explanation Of My Rating System
5 Stars: The original Woodstock. A great performance
and a cultural icon, sure to be remembered in the future (or deserving of the
honor).
4 Stars: The Oingo Boingo farewell concert,
Halloween 1995. Not quite perfect, but close enough that it sticks with you.
3 Stars: The Tori Amos show I went to in November
1998. Flawed, somewhat disappointing, and occasionally incomprehensible, but
worth it.
2 Stars: A high-school Battle of the Bands. Some
great stuff, mostly overshadowed by too many talentless, hyperactive,
half-drunk guitarists.
1 Star: The annual All-City Strings concert. People
only go to see their kids play the violin, and even then they spend the whole
time wincing at every horrendous screech.
0 Stars: A very special 6-hour concert by Britney
Spears, Puff Daddy, and Limp Bizkit.
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