The style and the substance are there.

The Real World: Westeros.

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A solid and highly entertaining horror movie that will put its spell on rabid fans of the genre.

Although it initially holds your interest, The Eye quickly loses its steam as the frames whiz by, despite a valiant effort by its lead actress Lee Sin-Je.

HOLLYWOOD, May 15, 2000 –- Well, we won't have "Jesse" to kick around anymore. "Veronica's Closet," either. NBC today formally axed its two biggest unintentional punchlines (if you don't count "Suddenly Susan" -- also gone), unveiling a 2000-01 fall schedule replete with drama, "Seinfeld"-ian comedy and generally bereft of those yuppie-fied, workplace-set, wannabe "Friends" sitcoms that the Peacock's been (unsuccessfully) pushing for about seven years now. Oh, "Freaks and Geeks" officially has

PASADENA, Calif., July 24, 2000 -- OK, let's get the burning question out of the way first: No, we still don't know who the last "Survivor" is. There were five of the blockbuster show's castoffs at CBS' fall press tour, interrogated under a hot spotlight by a roomful of overly air-conditioned journalists. But a happily reunited Sonja, B.B., Ramona, Joel and Gretchen (as well as the show's executive producer, Mark Burnett) didn't budge, although Gretchen did joke, "Everybody already knows who th

PASADENA, Calif., Jan. 10, 2000 -- If the Gallup pollsters of America had their way, "The Sixth Sense" and "Big Daddy" would sweep the Academy Awards. The two films dominated the film categories at the 26th Annual People's Choice Awards on Sunday night at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. "The Sixth Sense," which also stands a strong chance of Oscar nomination, won awards for Favorite Motion Picture and Favorite Dramatic Motion Picture; its star, its star, Bruce Willis, picked up the award for Fa