Holly McClure

• Moral Complexity Drives Changing Lanes
  Changing Lanes deals with the ethical and moral dilemmas all of us face at some point in our lives. The best part about this story is that it forces each character to be accountable for their...
  Thursday, March 7, 2002
• Lampoon Lowers an Already Low Standard with Wilder
  Van Wilder is filled with profanity, sexual content, bathroom humor and offensive behavior; in short -- the stuff some high-school and college kids find funny. But judging by the audience reaction...
  Wednesday, March 6, 2002
• Acting, not Ending, Powers High Crimes
  I enjoyed this movie mainly because of the cast, even though I wish the filmmakers had gone for something more realistic and creative than a clichéd "Hollywood" ending.
  Tuesday, March 5, 2002
• Big Trouble: Laughs Take a Backseat to Bad Language
  This "PG-13" comedy has a script loaded with adult themes and foul language. It's definitely not a kids' movie. Hearing God's name taken in vain so many times was unnecessary and ruined the movie...
  Monday, March 4, 2002
• Panic Room Presses the Right Buttons
  These days it's hard to make a unique thriller with plot points that surprise the audience, and even harder to make it scary when we know the main characters probably aren't going to die.
  Sunday, March 3, 2002
• Death to Smoochy: Give It the Kiss-off
  The movie's bizarre characters, unrealistic situations, vengeful behavior and abundant foul language and violence should offend just about everyone.
  Saturday, March 2, 2002
• The Rookie: Perfect Pitch
  The Rookie is one of the best baseball movies ever made. Much more than just a story about the sport, it's a testimony that God can give second chances in life no matter how old a person is.
  Friday, March 1, 2002
• Clockstoppers: Parent-friendly Movie Has Teen Appeal
  The fun Clockstoppers deals with real teen dilemmas -- and resolves them in healthy ways.
  Thursday, February 28, 2002
• Sorority Boys Scrapes the Bottom of the Barrel
  Teen comedy that joins Slackers and Kung Pow! on list of the year's worst movies.
  Wednesday, February 27, 2002
• Video Game Comes to Life in Resident Evil
  Video-game-turned-movie delivers some thrills but also an excess of blood and gore.
  Tuesday, February 26, 2002
• Flowers Shows the Horrors of War
  Harrison's Flowers has a strong message about never giving up on a loved one, but it's not an easy movie to watch and will probably disturb many who see it.
  Monday, February 25, 2002
• Twenty Years Later, E.T. Still Enchants
  Even if you've watched this movie many times before, go see it on the big screen. The added scenes and cosmetic touches make the whole experience even more enjoyable.
  Sunday, February 24, 2002
• Showtime: Star Power Over Script
  Although the story proves to be entertaining and both DeNiro and Murphy are funny, something about the movie never really clicks.
  Saturday, February 23, 2002
• Ice: One for the Ages
  Cute animated film has appeal to both kids and adults.
  Friday, February 22, 2002
• Character Drives Hometown Legend
  An excellent soundtrack adds to the spiritual undertones in this story of small miracles and the power of prayer.
  Thursday, February 21, 2002
• Don't Spend Your Benjamins on This One
  The two lead actors try their hardest to be funny, but after about the 100th "F"-word, I quit counting the horrendous language and got irritated with the screenwriters.
  Wednesday, February 20, 2002
• Machine Might not be the Best Use of Your Time
  A more extensive script could have taken The Time Machine to the next level.
  Tuesday, February 19, 2002
• Iris: Story of Human Struggle Lacks Uplift
  This is a sad and depressing movie. God and faith are absent from the famous author's life, and therefore, when the illness sets in and times get tough, the film offers no hope or peace.
  Monday, February 18, 2002