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• 8 Movie Review: Mean Girls

  The spirit of John Hughes is alive and well in Tina Fey's clever take on teenage culture.

  Review in Video — by Michael Clayton — on May 02, 2008

• 7 Classic Cinema Corner: A Night to Remember

  You've seen the 1997 blockbuster Titanic; now watch the classic British film from which it lifted much of its content.

  Review in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 29, 2008

• 6 Classic Cinema Corner: The 39 Steps (1935)

  This film is a joy to watch, whether you're a fan of Hitchcock, spy films, or the art of film in general.

  Review in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 28, 2008

• 5 Manos: The Hands of Fate and the Necessity of Awful Films

  Some films are simply unwatchable; and that might just make them required viewing.

  Opinion in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 27, 2008

• 4 Movie Review: Futurama - Bender's Big Score

  Is it a masterpiece of animated satirical cinema? Certainly not. But in the end, it is still Futurama.

  Review in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 27, 2008

• 3 Movie Review: Rope

  An often overlooked Hitchcock masterpiece proves that the Master of Suspense could construct a classic film with even the most minimal of technique.

  Review in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 25, 2008

• 2 The Last Temptation of Christ and the Human Perspective of Christ

  Scorsese was attempting to create a film that sought to help us better understand the challenges that Jesus faced...

  Opinion in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 24, 2008

• 1 Movie Review: Ratatouille

  Brad Bird's follow-up to The Incredibles plunges into the world of culinary arts for cinematic gold.

  Review in Video — by Michael Clayton — on Apr 24, 2008