Issue Archive for the Week of
Jul 6 -
12,
2000
Vol. 9, No. 42
Pullout
Busby Berkeley Wins the War:
The Future History of Hollywood
Defending the Indefensible:
The Abstract, Annoying Action of Michael Bay
Nothing of Value:
Extracting Meaning from the Hollywood Pitch
Nothing New Under the Sun:
Hollywood's Narrative Cannibalism
What's the Score?:
Hollywood Soundtracks and the Kitchen Sink
Facelifts and Heart-falls:
The Ultimate Triumph of Form over Function
Blockbuster Building Blocks:
Some Hollywood-Style Hits for Li'l Old Seattle
News
The Triumph of the Will:
Form and Function in American Cinema
Get on Board:
Frustrated by a Do-Nothing City Council, Activists File a New Monorail Initiative
Lefty List:
Public Relations Company Keeps Tabs on WTO Activists
Remembrance of Things Past:
Legal System Trips up Adults Even Though Former Crimes Are Supposed to Be Forgotten
Broadway Bust:
Broadway Market Struggles to Regain Footing
Police Beat:
Seattle Confessions
Music
Index Finger:
When Love Was Your Disappointment
Film
Eight Minutes of Everything:
The Cosmic Eye of Faith Hubley
The Sublime, Observed:
Nothing Is More French Than the Substance of Nothingness
Under the Surface of the Fuck:
Jesus' Son Takes on the Puzzle of Depth
Saving Emily Watson:
Alan Rudolph (Almost) Makes a Gem
Cover Art
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