1999 in Review
- Being John Malkovich, A-, lots of neat ideas, great puppet sequences
- The Sixth Sense, A, well done and effective without being gory
- IMAX: Elephants of Africa, A, best IMAX movie I've seen; and it has a plot
- The Matrix, B+, very cool
- Toy Story 2, B+, just as good as the first one and maybe better
- The Winslow Boy, B+, well crafted and effective if a little subdued
- South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, B+, obscene, but still very funny
- Tarzan, B+, animation is key to telling Tarzan in a new way
- The Iron Giant, B+, good story, always entertaining
- Fantasia 2000, B+, eclectic animation anthology is worth watching
- Rushmore, B, a neat character, but the movie strays
- Election, B, good, but it's just about a high school election
- Three Kings, B, the Gulf War's only movie legacy?
- The Red Violin, B, slow pace, but keeps you interested
- The Green Mile, B, good characters, needed more substance
- A Civil Action, B, good movie but doesn't have a satisfying ending
- October Sky, B-, good story, but overly emotional
- Notting Hill, B, yeah, it's a formula, but it works
- The Phantom Menace, B, disappointing, but I'm glad Lucas got back into it
- Topsy Turvy, B-, not much happens
- American Beauty, B-, characters lacked humanity
- Happy, Texas, C+, a few funny moments
- The Talented Mr. Ripley, C+, boring and pointless
- Fight Club, C, stylish, but silly
- Eyes Wide Shut, C-, beautiful but boring
- The Spy Who Shagged Me, C-, some funny moments; getting tired
- Bowfinger, D+, this movie just wasn't funny