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Autumn
2001
Volume 1 • Issue 1
Write Between the Lines is an exploration and articulation of
the obvious and the obscure. A cavalcade of creation and commentary
designed to amuse and bemuse.
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Pretty
and Darn Quick
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PDQ
Film Reviews
by
KE Monahan Huntley
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Mountebanks
of movies that settle in and sprawl out at the multiplex.
Indies that intrigue, but are bound for an obscure art house.
Right between these lines, a few fine (at the very least,
fun) films play at the Saturday afternoon matinee . . .
• Amélie
A perfect Parisian ensemble of innocence and cynicism.
• Heist
David Mamet's capable caper flick. It's not wordplay —
it's wordspar.
• Monsters,
Inc.
The exhilarating swinging door ride is what Disneyland's
Space Mountain might look like if you blast off with the lights
on. The Monster's
Inc.
trailer promoting
Harry
Potter — sheer marketing magic.
• Ocean's
Eleven Steve Soderbergh's boys will be boys night
out caper. Dapper Dan and neon glam.
• Sidewalks
of New York Brittany Murphy is the 2001 "It
Girl."
• Zoolander
Ben Stiller puts the moue in model Derek Zoolander.
Owen Wilson's too sexy for his smirk . . .
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