GenXGirl’s Film Reviews
509 Films have been rated or reviewed by GenXGirl.
Others, The (2001)
Set during World War II, a woman and her photosensitive children live in a darkened mansion believing their home is haunted. Impressive enough psychological horror.- DVD
$15$11.25 
Sixth Sense, The (1999)
Chilling psychological thriller about a young boy visited by spirits who don't realise they're dead.. and the child psychologist who tries to cure him. Very clever and demands a second viewing. 
What Lies Beneath (2000)- The wife of a professor investigates the murder of a beautiful college student who has been appearing to her. Nice twists and turns, with lots of suspense.
Gift, The (2000)- Annie is a recently widowed mother of three boys in a small rural town with a gift for giving psychic readings, which gets her into all kinds of strife when she advises a woman to leave her husband. Creepy, starts out promising but becomes corny.
- Blu-Ray $34.95
Oscar and Lucinda (1998)- Mid 1800's England, Oscar and Lucinda are two oddballs who meet on a ship with an instant attraction and form a romantic relationship based on trust. Nice adaptation of the book, with beautiful cinematography.
Under the Sand (2001)- A haunting portrayal of a woman's struggle to come to terms with the disappearance of her husband while vacationing at the beach, which really takes grief to another level. Simple, tender, and quite clever.
Ferngully - The Last Rainforest (1992)- Great little animation for younger viewers, with a forthright 'save–the–planet' message for the 90's that educated while still managing to entertain – and would definitely stick in the memory of impressionable young minds. Adorable characters.
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)
Kevin is back, but this time he's left alone with a heap of cash and credit cards in New York City – and when the bad guys show up again he's more than ready for them. Missing a bit of the charm of the first.
Home Alone (1990)- Loved by kids of all ages, an 8 year–old Kevin finds himself left behind at home while the family fly to France for Christmas. There's never a dull moment.
Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)- Entertaining family flick about a father desperate to stay in his children's life after a divorce, so poses as a grandmotherly home–helper. Some enormously funny moments, while remaining quite heartfelt.
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