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Zero Effect (1998)

Posted on July 18, 2000 by David DeMoss
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On the surface, Zero Effect appears to be a honest attempt by writer/director Jake Kasdan to bring the classical detective story forward, into the modern world (circa 1998). Obviously, certain conventions of nineteenth century detective fiction had to go away. … Continue reading →

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Independence Day (1996)

Posted on January 29, 1999 by David DeMoss
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Roger Ebert called this “an inheritor of the 1950s flying saucer genre”…though, for the life of me, I can only think of two films that match Independence Day‘s sheer destructive gluttony. The mid-90s will go down in history as a … Continue reading →

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