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Hard Boiled

If Hard Boiled is not Woo's masterpiece, it certainly represents him well —Marty Mapes (DVD review...)

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Anne Hathaway

Anne Hathaway's work as covered on Movie Habit

  • The Odyssey (2026)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    The Odyssey Review by Matt Anderson: This is grand filmmaking that brings back the humanity to the process.

  • Mother Mary (2026)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    Mother Mary Review by Matt Anderson: Take nothing about Mother Mary at face value.

  • Interstellar (2014)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    McConaughey goes Interstellar Review by Robert Denerstein: Nolan's gigantic exercise soars and sinks

  • Alice in Wonderland (2010)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    Depp's hatter is mad about Alice in Wonderland Review by Matt Anderson: A Tim Burton movie is a unique and visually exciting work of art

    DVD review by Matt Anderson: Tim Burton's most visually ambitious movie to date deserves a Blu-ray release with much more much

  • Get Smart (2008)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    Carell Gets Smart with Hathaway Review by Matt Anderson: Don Adams' synapses actually fired on a different schedule; Carell simply goes through the motions

  • The Devil Wears Prada (2006)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    This Devil Wears Prada Review by Matt Anderson: Never, ever sympathize with the devil. That's what made the book fun and what makes the movie flop.

  • Hoodwinked (2005)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    Mr. Flippers tries not to get Hoodwinked Review by Marty Mapes: Entertaining and funny, if a little thin. David doesn't knock out Goliath.

  • The Princess Diaries (2001)

    Anne Hathaway, Actor

    Andrews and Hathaway pen The Princess Diaries Review by Andrea Birgers: Can this klutzy, casual teenager be turned into a beautiful, poised young woman?

    DVD review by Andrea Birgers: Follows the familiar ugly duckling story, but that doesn't make the movie any less entertaining