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ality, Julianne Moore is a former gold digger who now finds herself in love with the object of her greed, and Cruise is a sleazy, demonic misogynist who hosts seminars on how to "nail" women), eventually entwine to form a sort of cohe- * sive story.
Most of the folks involved seem miserable and pathetic, and the endless, numbing profanity seems only to underscore their desperation. In the end it rains frogs and you wonder why is it the biblical equivalent of a plague? We found the movie compelling, but Herb dubbed it "totally strange." Great acting, though.
• Dancing At Lughnasa: 1998, 96 minutes, rated PG. A bittersweet period piece about Rose, Agnes, Kate, Maggie and
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