'Lady in the Water' steeped in filmmaker's ego The movies of M. Night Shyamalan have always been steeped in the supernatural and otherworldly, whether they've explored life after death, alien invasions or superheroes. ‘Wallace Gromit' proves to be uncommon clay Forget Lassie or Benji or Toto.
‘History' unleashes themes of violence So far, the best and most interesting movies of 2005 have been among the most violent. Horror repossessed in ‘Emily Rose' It takes a lot of chutzpah to include the word exorcism in the title of a new horror movie. ‘Broken Flowers' in need of repair When Bill Murray replaced Chevy Chase on Saturday Night Live in 1977, the move did not go over well with audiences.
In fact, Murray was initially considered such a dull, awkward bomb that he appeared in a fake telethon sketch asking viewers to send in money to help him be funny.
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