Choose Me

Since my first viewing of this film, I have never been quite able to get it out of my mind. The principal characters interact in simultaneously theatrical and believable fashions, and Genevieve Bujold as the crazy "Doctor Love" is simply irresistible.... Full review

Lesley Ann Warren owns a bar in LA. She has the habit of sleeping around with almost any man--she's just looking for love. Genevieve Bujold plays a radio relationship talker, Dr. Love. She has severe issues herself with love and sex.... Full review

Alan Rudolph has a quirky sensibility that makes all his movies worth watching once, but the pieces usually seem not to fit quite right. But this time is different. The story is well-crafted, witty, light-hearted, like a Cole Porter lyric. Cinematic... Full review

This film strides with confidence into the netherworld of sexual politics. The story is overloaded with allusion, and the actors all render brilliantly nuanced performances inside characters that bristle with sexual energy and conflict. Geneviève Bujold, as Dr. Nancy Love, is... Full review

With atmosphere to spare. If you've never wandered LA's back-streets at night, this movie will give you a taste. The theme of this movie is a common one, the search for love. Highly stylized. Overloaded with delicious details and clever ideas.... Full review

Saw this film on a whim and became entranced. The strange premise was intriguing and the plot twists continued to catch me off guard. The wistful longing for romance displayed by the lead actor will touch a cord with anyone who... Full review

I love stories with overlapping characters. This is one of them and I really enjoyed it. Interesting and somewhat mysterious characters, some seemingly separate but unknowingly linked together in an intricate pattern. I always liked Lesley Anne Warren who, along with... Full review

It's as if Rudolph wanted to tell a story as it might actually have happened, with coincidental meetings, dumb misunderstandings, random chance, and the endless surprises of human nature. And since one of the pleasures of this movie is the leisurely and logical way it explores the implications of mistaken identity, I'm not going to write another word about the confusions the characters get involved in. ... Full Review

First, Ciara stood by Chris Brown when she kept his vocals on her album in the wake of his felony assault case . Now, Yung Joc is following suit. ... Full Article

It's an end to a 67-year-old saga, and for that, at least, we must be thankful. Possibly the world's oldest teenager, Archie, has finally decided to do the impossible choose between the sweet, pretty, girl-next-door Betty and the seductive, charming... ... Full Article

Dan Lett Published: Thursday, March 05, 2009 WINNIPEG - Vincent Li is a man who was notable only for his lack of notoriety, who struggled to make a new life for himself and his wife in Canada, and whose descent... ... Full Article

There are the Great Date Movies that everybody knows-Casablanca, The Way We Were, Dirty Dancing. But that's the problem: Everybody knows them. Renting one to watch at home with a would-be honey is like sending a dozen red roses: It's... ... Full Article

When Antony of Antony and the Johnsons name-checked Rasputina in New York magazine last April as forerunners of freak folk, many readers probably found themselves asking, "Raspu-who?" ... Full Article