Bruce Fretts

"There’s no place like 'Oz'. No place on TV, at least (...) Its jolts are genuine, and it breaks new TV ground every week"  

"It might help if the 'South Park' kids had personalities, but they’re as one-dimensional as the show’s cut-and-paste animation"  

"'Wild Bill' succeeds as a character study (...) Bridges’ performance is a masterstroke of squinty-eyed bitterness"  

"Between bursts of automatic gunfire, the story offers a trenchant critique of capitalism."

"It's usually a good idea to avoid anything billed as 'a fable,' but The Legend of 1900 offers almost enough merits to warrant an exception"

"After enduring only a few minutes of this shrill debacle, you'll feel more trapped in the theater than Jimmy is by his bubble."

"I didn't think Matthew Perry could find a romantic comedy more inert or inane than the 1997 fiasco 'Fools Rush In.'"

"A competently made, mildly diverting collegiate thriller"

"With its migraine-inducing laser showdowns and puerile gags ... Digimon almost makes you nostalgic for the relative sophistication of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."

"Commits the cardinal sin of too many modern movies: It never gives the audience a clue why any of these people were ever attracted to one another"

"'Darkness Falls' is like something salvaged from Stephen King's wastebasket"

"This cinematic stiff should have stayed buried."