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Salon.com January 8, 2003 Stephanie Zacharek	"Two Weeks Notice" Even with a tired tycoon character and a lame script, Hugh Grant's wit and charm almost save this hit romantic comedy. But not quite.
Salon.com January 8, 2003 Charles Taylor	"A Third Face" by Samuel Fuller Director Sam Fuller killed a few men, got hassled by the NAACP and J. Edgar Hoover, and made violent, vulgar, glorious movies that always went straight for the gonads.
Salon.com January 7, 2003 Charles Taylor	National critics pick "The Pianist" In a bewildering year that offers no clear Oscar favorites, the National Society of Film Critics spurns Scorsese, Nicole and orchids in favor of Roman Polanski's Holocaust drama.
Reason January 2003 Brian Doherty	Tears of a Clown Michael Moore and the impotence of leftist politics
Salon.com December 25, 2002 Charles Taylor	"Catch Me If You Can" Leonardo DiCaprio looks great in those '60s threads, but Steven Spielberg's story of a legendary hustler is sadly short on period zip, zowie and va-va-voom.
Salon.com December 20, 2002 Stephanie Zacharek	"Gangs of New York" "Gunsmoke" meets "Planet of the Apes" in Martin Scorsese's overlarge, overcooked epic of 19th century Manhattan. You should see it anyway.
Salon.com December 20, 2002 Jeff Stark	"Narc" This solid genre flick plays '70s-style cops and robbers in Motown, with few survivors and fewer surprises.
Salon.com December 20, 2002 Stephanie Zacharek	"Morvern Callar" Samantha Morton rules the screen in Lynne Ramsay's strange and powerful tale of a young Scottish woman dealing (or not dealing) with her boyfriend's Christmas suicide.
Salon.com December 20, 2002 Jeff Stark	"25th Hour" Of course Spike Lee has the right to transcend movies about race. He also has the talent to do better than this plodding moral fable about a prison-bound Edward Norton.
Salon.com December 14, 2002 Andrew O'Hehir	The last temptation of Martin Scorsese America's greatest living filmmaker on his 30-year quest to make "Gangs of New York," how he lost an Oscar to Kevin Costner and why he doesn't watch "The Sopranos."
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