Television
“An Enemy Among Us,” which originally was to be a “CBS Schoolbreak Special” for daytime airing next season, will instead be shown this week in prime time because of the urgency of its subject: AIDS.
July 19, 1987
Though it’s as predictable as sunrise and perhaps a shade on the sanitized side, CBS’ “An Enemy Among Us” works effectively in delivering a straight shot of basic AIDS information to a younger audience.
July 21, 1987
Movies
George Hass’ “Friends & Lovers,” a would-be romantic comedy, is inept in every aspect.
April 16, 1999
On the list of ancient television fixtures, the Buddy Cop ranks right up there with such perpetual classics as the Wacky Neighbor, the Dopey Dad and Larry King.
Sept. 27, 2003
She may not be your cup of vinaigrette, but Bette Midler knows who she is, and what it is she should do: Walk loudly and carry a big shtick.
April 4, 1997
Distinguished independent filmmaker Robert M.
July 14, 1995
John Steinbeck’s 1935 novel “Tortilla Flat” reportedly gave writer-director Marcus De Leon the inspiration for his comic film noir “The Big Squeeze,” but if he didn’t volunteer the information, no one would likely make the connection.
Sept. 6, 1996
Archives
In the final credits of “Love Walked In,” a competent B-picture, special thanks are offered to Columbia Home Video.
Feb. 20, 1998
Mark Medoff’s play “The Homage That Follows” makes an awkward transposition to the screen as “Homage,” but it does hold attention because Medoff has created three major roles and two key supporting parts that have been cast with highly accomplished actors.
Sept. 20, 1996
Television * Unlike ‘Snoops,’ her ‘V.I.P.’ doesn’t pretend to be anything more, the actress and producer says.
Dec. 27, 1999