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There's
a definite big hairy beast in this one - a 'manufactured' movie where everyone is a smart
aleck and everything is part of a marketing strategy. Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith are
out to save the world from a nasty alien. No substance, but plenty of fun.
Definitely
hairy and a beast, but this is a cheap rip-off of John Landis' 1981 thriller, An American
Werewolf in London. But don't confuse the two. This is nothing but a paint-by-numbers
imitation. Good soundtrack, but dull story, bad acting and weak special effects make this
a must-miss.
A horse
can be a big hairy beast, right? Robert Redford directs and stars in this effective blend
of humanist and naturalist filmmaking. A family enlists a 'horse whisperer' to help heal
their injured daughter, her horse, and the whole family. Beautiful cinematography
overwhelms the love story. Out on video November 10.
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 Well, Topol kind
of looks like a big hairy beast. Tevye, a poor milkman in pre- Revolutionary Russia,
grapples with a changing world while trying to cling to his traditional values. Full of
great songs, fine attention to detail and a masterful performance by Topol. Superb, old
fashioned entertainment.
Well,
he isn't big, but Harry really is a beast. Woody Allen is back with a hard-edged comedy
about a writer who hurts everyone around him - a man who can't function well in life; only
in art. It's disjointed and unsettling, but provides plenty of laughs along the way.
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