The Stepford Wives

Through a series of misunderstandings and just plain pigheadedness, the two separate, resurfacing every few years to continue their jaw droppingly cruel game. ( Read More )

Derek Adams

William Goldmans leisurely script and Forbes dull direction never quite capture the subtleties of Ira Levins novel about an idyllic Connecticut commuter village where the housewives are a bunch of domesticated dummies. ( Read More )

From the crumbling empire ofTroy to the global warming meltdown of The Day After Tomorrow, Wivescontinues this summers grandiose examination of The Way We Live Now or mightdo, if we dont watch out. ( Read More )

Ed Gonzalez

Critical of the suburban milieu as a petri dish where regressive sexist fantasies are cultivated. ( Read More )

The first hour takes what feels like two, and the last 44 minutes goes like an Indy car, so the pace is alternately snails and Lamborghinis. ( Read More )