Factory Girl director George Hickenlooper has died. He was 47.

While the Catch That Kid players may be appealing, the rest of the film misses out its potential to be a hip, pubescent heist flick. The only thing to "catch" in this film is perhaps a cold--from sitting in the theater with the 'tweener set.

The Man From Elysian Fields is another independent film which manages to pique your curiosity and intellect, even if the ending doesn't live up to the rest of the film. Most importantly, it's good to see Andy Garcia large and in charge once again.

The Walt Disney Co., reopened its theme parks in the U.S. on Wednesday, one day after a terrorist attack on the World Trade Center towers in New York, Reuters reports. The last time Disneyland was closed was in November 1963 following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The theme parks have apparently heightened security to safeguard guests.

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 27, 2000 -- He's baaack! After virtually disappearing from the scene since 1997's "Jackie Brown," director Quentin Tarantino, who single-handedly started a genre trend with 1994's "Pulp Fiction," will finally return to the helm with his next project "Kill Bill," The Hollywood Reporter says. The project, also written by Tarantino, is said to be a revenge film intended as a starring vehicle for actress Uma Thurman, whom he directed to an Oscar-nominated turn in "Pulp Fiction." Mira