Articles by Peter Knegt

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  Little Black Book

  Nick Hurran

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 2004

  There is no little black book in the film Little Black Book. If the title had been true to the plot, the film would have been named Little...

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  Barbershop 2: Back In Business

  Kevin Rodney Sullivan

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2004

  The Reverends Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton criticised the original Barbershop, denouncing it as, allegedly, "racist." Re-watching that fil...

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  The Notebook

  Nick Cassavetes

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2004

  At one point during The Notebook, Gena Rowlands' character turns to James Garner's while he is reading from the book named in the film's ti...

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  Sugar

  John Palmer

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2004

  It is distressing that a genre as underused as the gay teen romance can still remain as repetitive and formulaic as its heterosexual counte...

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  The Terminal

  Steven Spielberg

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2004

  With certain films come certain expectations. Directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Hanks, The Terminal is one such film. Arguably...

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  Field Of Dreams

  Phil Alden Robinson

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2004

  Poor Kevin Costner, he has been reduced to little more than a joke in Hollywood ever since the mid-'90s, when he decided to begin starring...

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  Two Brothers

  Jean-Jacques Annaud

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2004

  Ever since ol' Walt Disney started making movies, Hollywood has enjoyed humanising furry creatures, whether animated (Bambi) or live action...

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  White Chicks

  Keenan Ivory Wayans

  PUBLISHED Jun 1, 2004

  From In Living Color to the Scary Movies, the Wayans Brothers have become a trusted Hollywood entity for providing mindless toilet humour p...