The Movie Show

Margaret and David review Oscar and Lucinda, Cop Land, and Bandwagon. Plus, a review of As Good As It Gets as well as an interview with the movie's director, James L Brooks.

Margaret and David review Starship Troopers, The Postman, Lucie Aubrac, Hard Rain, and the uncut version of The Wild Bunch.

The 1997 Steven Spielberg film Amistad is reviewed, along with Soul Food, The Wings of the Dove, Hurricane Streets, and the Golden Globe Award winning film Ma Vie en Rose.

Margaret and David sit down with Academy Award winning director Oliver Stone, take a look at Berlin film, and review films The Edge and Stone's U-turn.

Reviews of Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown; Wag the Dog; Red Corner; The Boxer; Alan Rickman's The Winter Guest.

Margaret and David visit the set of Australian film The Sugar Factory; reviews of Good Will Hunting, The Replacement Killers, and Matchmaker.

Margaret and David use their expert movie knowledge to review hit films A Little Bit of Soul, The Myth of Fingerprints, A Mongolian Tale, and Firestorm.

Margaret and David use their expert movie knowledge to review films Great Expectations, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Under the Skin, True Colours, and Fallen.

David and Margaret review the Coen brothers film The Big Lebowski, The Man in the Iron Mask starring Leonardo DiCaprio, In the Company of Men, and Woodlanders, based on a Thomas Hardy novel.

Margaret and David discuss the science fiction psychological thriller Sphere, Woody Allen's film Deconstructing Harry, Leave it to Beaver, The Borrowers, and Junk Mail.

Margaret and David review the science fiction remake Lost in Space, martial arts movie Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, the Bruce Willis political action-thriller Mercury Rising, Adam Sandler comedy The Wedding Singer, and Home Alone 3.

Margaret and David review the Wesley Snipes drama One Night Stand, Tim Allen and Kirstie Alley comedy For Richer or Poorer, Would I Lie to You, and Australian drama The Sound of One Hand Clapping.

Margaret and David take a look at Afterglow and Blues Brothers 2000, and compare notes. They also discuss their opinions on US Marshall, The Boys, and Stella Does Tricks.

A review program hosted by Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton featuring reviews and interviews from the movie world.

Margaret and David offer their thoughts on City of Angels and The Assignment. They also give viewers their star ratings for Western and Nil by Mouth.

David and Margaret return to the couch to review Dark City, Desperate Measures, Going All the Way, Kissing a Fool, and The Thief.

David and Margaret attend the 52nd Cannes Film Festival, reviewing films such as The Emperor and the Assassin.

David and Margaret review The Newton Boys, The Gingerbread Man, Hush, The Horse Whisperer, and the documentary Fast, Cheap & Out of Control.

Margaret and David review Kundun, Welcome to Sarajevo, Deep Impact, Godzilla, Live Flesh, and Twenty Four Seven.

David and Margaret are back again to review Crackers, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Artemesia, and The Sweet Hereafter.

Margaret and David return to the show to review She's So Lovely, The X-Files, Wild Man Blues, and The Butcher Boy.

David and Margaret review Sliding Doors, Night Watch, Blackdog, and Marquise. David discuss the Melbourne Film Festival.

Hosts Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton review The Opposite of Sex, The Odd Couple II, Dark City, and Zero Effect.

Hosts Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton review the films Head On, Welcome to Woop Woop, and Funny Games.

Hosts David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz review Armageddon, Shooting Fish, The Interview, and Dead Letter Office.

Hosts David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz review Amy, Gadjo Dilo, Gummo, Washington Square, Like Two Crocodiles, and Dear Claudia.

Hosts David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz review There's Something about Mary, In the Winter Dark, Hana-Bi, and Palmetto.

David and Margaret review Lethal Weapon 4, Mulan, The Last Days of Disco, Small Soldiers, Kurt and Courtney, Can't Hardly Wait, and Les Miserables.

Margaret and David discuss the opening film, Saving Private Ryan, directed by Steven Spielberg; Melanie Griffiths discusses working with Woody Allen.

David and Margaret offer movie reviews and opinions in their own quirky style. The duo take a look at The Truman Show, The Opposite of Sex, and The Parent Trap.

Margaret and David share their reviews and ratings for four different films. They review Cousin Bette, Perdita Durango, The Tango Lesson, and Dead Set.

David and Margaret offer their opinions of the films Snake Eyes, Buffalo 66, Hope Floats, and Radiance.

Margaret and David offer their reviews and opinions on A Perfect Murder. They also take a look at The Spanish Prisoner, and What Dreams May Come.

Margaret and David offer their reviews and opinions on Elizabeth, and The Negotiator. They also take a look at The Best Man, and Dance to my Song.

Woody Allen's voice leads the cast in the film Ants; Alan Arkin tries to keep up appearances in Slums of Beverly Hills.

David and Margaret watch and review some of the most talked about movies. They offer their critique on Velvet Goldmine, The Avengers, and Halloween.

Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton review Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Dags, 54, Holy Man, Music From Another Room, and Happy Together.

Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton review Henry Fool, Saving Private Ryan, Eve's Bayou, and How Stella Got Her Groove Back.

Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton offer their take on the movies Occasional Coarse Language, Love is the Devil, Atlantis, and Whatever.

Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton review the movies The Hairy Bird, A Bug's Life, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, Home Grown, and Fresh Air.

David and Margaret take a look at British period drama The Governess, Babe Pig in the City, Noah Baumbach's romantic comedy Mr Jealousy, Marius and Jeannette, and Vampires.

Margaret and David review Bruce Willis and Denzel Washington film The Siege, Life is Beautiful, If Only, Post Coitum, The Prince of Egypt, Waking Ned Devine, and A Price Above Rubies.

Margaret and David review The Impostors, Rush Hour, The Acid House, Madeline, The Mask of Zorro, You've Got Mail, Enemy of the State, and Ever After.