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4/5	Crackling drama about TV reporter (Jane Fonda) investigating a coverup at a faulty nuclear reactor, and pressing upon conflicted technician played by the first-rate Jack Lemmon to go public with the story. -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Mar 25, 2006	The China Syndrome (1979)	85%
2/5	The aging Roger Moore rehashes his somewhat foppish Bond in this sad '80s installment with Grace Jones as a vampish villainess. Awful, and an embarrassment to the Bond mystique. -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Mar 25, 2006	A View to a Kill (1985)	48%
4/5	No article or quote available -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Apr 29, 2005	Harper (1966)	100%
5/5	One of the most potent politically-charged dramas ever made, managing to honor both the epic and the intimate aspects of its drama. One of the top films of the '80s. -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Mar 22, 2005	The Killing Fields (1984)	90%
4/5	Fun, perfectly realized Ealing Studios outing -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Mar 22, 2005	The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)	100%
5/5	my favorite silent film: poetically told with dazzling direction -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Jan 28, 2005	The Crowd (1928)	100%
3/5	Lurid, stupid fun -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Jan 5, 2005	Duel in the Sun (1946)	87%
3/5	No article or quote available -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Jan 5, 2005	Mighty Aphrodite (1995)	75%
4/5	Gloss, but well put-together gloss -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Jan 5, 2005	Bugsy (1991)	88%
3/5	No article or quote available -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Jan 5, 2005	Day for Night (1973)	100%
3/5	No article or quote available -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Jan 5, 2005	Mad Max (1979)	95%
4/5	Terrific entry in the James Whale horror canon -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 28, 2004	The Invisible Man (1933)	100%
2/5	Drab, boring but with an oddly moody tone -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 28, 2004	The Hobbit (1977)	62%
3/5	No article or quote available -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 15, 2004	Ladyhawke (1985)	65%
2/5	Cheesy but well-drawn -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 15, 2004	Gulliver's Travels (1939)	80%
4/5	A landmark by an American master -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 15, 2004	Slacker (1991)	83%
3/5	Overhyped bit of semi-witty movie geek fluff -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 10, 2004	George Lucas in Love (1999)	78%
2/5	For die-hard Bond fans only, particularly of its cheesy 70s Roger Moore incarnation -- Los Angeles Alternative Posted Dec 10, 2004	Moonraker (1979)	64%

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