MOVIERATINGS
| MOVIE | STARRING | REVIEW EXCERPT | GRADE | VENUE |
| American Spiendor | Paul Glamatti, Hope Davis, Harvey Pekar | Summer's best-reviewed comedy finally comes to Lawrence. The hero is Harvey Pekar, a cynical file clerk who finds love and cult worship when his underground comic book American Splendor debuts in 1976. - Stephen Shupe | not reviewed | R.105 minutes, Liberty Hall |
| Duplex | Ben Stiller, Drew Barrymore, Justin Theroux | Danny DeVito directed this black comedy about a hip New York couple who decide to bump off the little old lady living above them because she's making their lives a living hell. This is DeVito's follow-up to the vastly underrated Death to Smoochy. - Stephen Shupe | not reviewed | PG-13, 95 minutes, South Wind 12 |
| The Fighting Temptations | Cuba Gooding Jr., Beyonce Knowles, Steve Harvey | "A curious feeling of incompetence runs through this new comedy. At two hours plus, the movie never takes the time to make you care, settling for mawkishness over humanity." - Stephen Shupe | D | PG-13, 123 minutes, South Wind 12 |
| Matchstick Men | Nicholas Cage, Sam Rockwell, Alison Lohman | "Matchstick Men is touching and funny, keeping the audience glued to their seat, unable to look away from the excitement taking place on screen." - Lindsey Ramsey | B+ | PG-13, 116 minutes, South Wind 12 |
| National Lampoon: Dorm Daze | Danielle Fishet, James DeBello, Patrick Renna | Danielle Fishet (aka Topanga from Boy Meets World) caused a minor sensation when she showed up in Lawrence Saturday to promote her new film, set on the last day before Christmas break in a coed dorm. - Stephen Shupe | not reviewed | R.105 minutes, South Wind 12 |
| Once Upon a Time in Mexico | Antonio Banderas, Johnny Depp, Williem Dafoe | "在第三 installment of the El Mariachi trilogy, director Robert Rodriguez uses sleek action scenes and a smart performance by Johnny Depp to create a memorable modern day western." - Cal Creek | B | R.102 minutes, South Wind 12 |
| Owning Mahoney | Philip Seymour Hoffman, Minnie Driver, John Hurt, Maury Chaykin | The true story of Brian Mahowny, a young nebblish who pulled off the largest single-handed bank fraud in Canadian history. The film follows Mahowny over 18 months when he grossed more than $10 million to feed his obsession with gambling. - Stephen Shupe | not reviewed | R.107 minutes, Liberty Hall |
| Pirates of the Caribbean | Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightly, Geoffrey Rush | "...Pirates of the Caribbean does have its share of cheesy moments. However, it is best to tolerate those moments to enjoy the thrilling and often hilarious ride that brings a welcome relief from the regular summer movie fluff." - Lindsey Ramsey | B+ | PG-13, 143 minutes, South Wind 12 |
| Under the Tuscan Sun | Diane Lane, Raol Bova, Sandra Oh | "The film is a warm and funny portrait of a woman trying to get back on her feet. It is a fun film that allows the audience to just sit back and enjoy the view and the touching story that takes place within it." - Lindsey Ramsey | B | PG-13, 110 minutes, South Wind 12 |