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D-Day the Sixth of June
directed by Henry Koster
Not Quite a Bomb, But... If this movie is to be believed, only saints served in either the British or American armies; no hint of sin is permitted here. |
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Daddy Day Care
directed by Steve Carr
Wading around in the kiddie pool Eddie Murphy continues to piss away God given talent in Daddy Day Care. |
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Dahmer
directed by David Jacobson
Dahmer: A very human monster A fine cast and a thoughtful script elevate Dahmer above the standard serial killer fare. |
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Dahmer: The Mind Is A Place Of Its Own
directed by David Jacobson
Inside a Troubled Mind Against every imaginable serial killer stereotype, David Jacobson creates a compelling hypothesis of the workings of the mind of the notorious criminal. |
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Dame sobh (Day Break)
directed by Hamid Rahmanian
Capital Punishment in Iran Effectively explores the nature of retribution and forgiveness in Iranian society while taking us inside the mind of a condemned man. |
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Dance, Girl, Dance
directed by Dorothy Arzner
Working Girls Dorothy Arzner's best film, Dance, Girl, Dance, spotlights women's inner worlds. |
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Dancer in the Dark
directed by Lars von Trier
Lars von Trier's Washington State Björk stars in this recap of Breaking the Waves, only this time its Lars von Trier in the role of God. |
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Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, The
directed by Peter Care
Adventures in Adolescent Imagination Notwithstanding current events that might overshadow an otherwise perfect title, Altar Boys is a naturally entertaining portrayal of youthful experimentation. |
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Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys, The
directed by Peter Care
Teen Fantasy Meets William Blake Any coming of age film that incorporates William Blake effectively deserves to be checked out. |
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Dangerous Moves (La Diagonale du fou)
directed by Richard Denbo
Leftover from the Cold War Of historic value for its Cold War mentality and of moderate interest to chess players, this Swiss film plays ponderously slow for most audiences. |
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