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K-9: P.I.
directed by Richard J. Lewis
So THIS is What James Belushi's Been Up To If you didn't see the first two, you probably won't understand this one. |
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K-PAX
directed by Iain Softley
Spacey vs. Bridges Two actors dukin' it out it Hollywoodland |
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K19: The Widowmaker
directed by Kathryn Bigelow
A sort of submarine medley A hodgepodge of elements from other submarine movies. Some work, some don't. |
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Kabinett des Doktor Caligari, Das (The Cabient of Dr. Caligari)
directed by Robert Wiene
Silent Modernist Art Anyone who's seen Dr. Caligari becomes aware of its artisty and will remember three things: Conrad Veidt's lumbering walk, the surreal set design, and the denouement. |
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Kaidan
directed by Masaki Kobayashi
Japanese Twilight Zone A series of four short "ghost" stories that serve as morality plays and will remind you of The Twilight Zone, filmed at a slower pace with vibrant colors. |
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Kamyu nante shiranai (Who's Camus Anyway?)
directed by Mitsuo Yanagimachi
Existentialism, Japanese Style Entertaining and provocative Altmanesque film about a group of Japanese film students. |
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Kandahar (Safar e Ghandehar)
directed by Mosen Makhmalbaf
Inside "Modern" Afghanistan The solar eclipse symbolizes Afghanistan perfectly in this devastating look at the Taliban controlled country. Will things be better without the Taliban? |
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Kangaroo Jack
directed by David McNally
Where's an animal rights activist when you actually need one? Sheer garbage, but I suppose that goes without saying. |
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Kazaam
directed by Paul Michael Glaser
MAN SHAQ!!!!!!!!!! Much like the franchises Michael Jackson and Hulk Hogan created of themselves, Shaq picks up the flag where they left off and, honestly, pop culture wouldn't be nearly as fun without them. |
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Kentucky Fried Movie
directed by John Landis
In the Spirit of The Marx Brothers Uneven mix of comedy. But Kentucky Fried Movie is a genre-breaking movie, so it's worth a look. |
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