24: Season 3 (2003) ***

Seven Deadly Sins (2003) ***

Six Feet Under: Season 3 (2003) ***

NYPD Blue: Nude Awakening (2003) ***

Coming Up: Naked (2003) ***

The Wire: Season 2 (2003) ****

The Amateurs (2003) ***

Heart Of Darkness (2003) ***

Piglet's Big Movie (2003) **

A spin-off on "Winnie The Pooh".

Girl With A Pearl Earring (2003) **

Pieces Of April (2003) **

The Last Samurai (2003) **

Inspired by James Clavell's "Shogun", but set in a different era.

House Of Sand And Fog (2003) **

Jungle Book 2 (2003) **

A sequel to "The Jungle Book" (1967).

Once Upon A Time In Mexico (2003) *

Matrix Revolutions (2003) *

Matrix Reloaded (2003) *

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) *

Bad Boys II (2003) *

Big Fish (2003) *

In America (2003) *

Cold Mountain (2003) *

Top 10 Films of 2002

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Top Musical of 2002

"Chicago" (Rob Marshall, Miramax)

Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers (2002) *****

Even better than the first movie and even more spectacular. Gollum steals every scene he's in.

8 femmes (2002) ****

Directed by Francois Ozon.

Bloody Sunday (2002) ****

Tense reconstruction of the tragic massacre of Irish Catholic protesters in Londonderry.

Catch Me If You Can (2002) ****

Entertaining drama starring Leonardo di Caprio and Tom Hanks.

Golasy (2002) ****

Chicago (2002) ****

Excellent musical set in a prison for women.

Hero (2002) ****

A superb and ambitious historical drama from China.

Varuh Meje (2002) ****

"Varuh Meje" is a Slovenian film directed by Maja Weiss. It tells the story of three young girls on a canoe trip down the river Kolpa, which separates Slovenia from Croatia. It soon becomes a journey of discovery for the girls, while the film turns into a dark allegory about fascism and tolerance. Needless to say, the girls get rid of their bras early on, and the images of them paddling their canoes while completely topless are quite refreshing and arousing. Their breasts, liberated from the constraints of their clothes, are a metaphor, we can guess, of Slovenia liberated from its totalitarian past (or something like that). Anyway, this is probably the best lesbian film ever to come from Eastern Europe.