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November 29, 2002
Arty sci-fi snoozer misses its mark
By DAVID GERMAIN
AP Movie Writer
AP Movie Writer
After three big hits, Steven Soderbergh is in danger of reverting to being a filmmaker churning out interesting, unusual movies that no one wants to see.
"Full Frontal," his venture into star-powered minimalist filmmaking, quickly vanished last summer, but with a tiny budget, it was a virtually risk-free affair.
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