Articles by Mike Sauve

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  The Rocket

  Charles Binamé

  PUBLISHED Apr 17, 2007

  The Rocket is as much a portrait of French Canadian life as it is a sports flick. We first meet Maurice Richard as an exploited factory wor...

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  Fast Food Nation

  Richard Linklater

  PUBLISHED Mar 13, 2007

  Fast Food Nation starts with some commercial-style burger flipping, a handful of story lines and at least the potential to be Dazed and Con...

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  16 Blocks

  Richard Donner

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2006

  This is an old school, fast paced action yarn that delivers the frequently promised but seldom delivered "non-stop thrills.” Bruce Willis i...

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  You, Me and Dupree

  Anthony Russo and Joe Russo

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2006

  Owen Wilson has come a long way. After the phenomenal success of last year’s The Wedding Crashers, Hansel is now a bonafied, bankable star....

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  An Inconvenient Truth

  Davis Guggenheim

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2006

  Al Gore, formerly know as Al Bore, or the next President of the United States, isn’t a bore at all, nor is he acting very Presidential (at...

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  Silent Hill

  Christophe Gans

  PUBLISHED Apr 1, 2006

  Silent Hill may be too direct a translation from the video game medium to the big screen. Countless scenes of heroine Radha Mitchell runnin...

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  What the Bleep!?: Down The Rabbit Hole

  Mark Vincente

  PUBLISHED Mar 1, 2006

  If you go see What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole expecting a sequel to the 2004 cult hit, you'll likely say "What the bleep is this, so...

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  Into the Blue

  John Stockwell

  PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2006

  Into the Blue is a nice-looking, meaningless tale of ballsy moves, implausible action and average folks turned action heroes just in time f...