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4/4	"During a Kiyoshi Kurosawa film, one sits in anticipation of the horrors lingering just outside the frame." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jun 25, 2005	Pulse (2005)	73%
5/5	"Steven Spielberg has always has a fascination with the Peter Pan boy who never grew up; he drops this one into the splashy clothes, cars, and high style of the early 1960s." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Dec 22, 2002	Catch Me If You Can (2002)	96%
A	"Haynes uses the antiquated style without winking, and begs questions of whether a modern filmmaker can actually recreate Sirk without reinventing it in the process. Fused through Haynes�s modern sensibility it becomes something Other." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Nov 7, 2002	Far From Heaven (2002)	91%
A	"De Palma�s radical script-flip [of the genre] is a healthy indication of film culture rejecting the stupidity of crime movie violence and, with it, the failure of the imagination." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Nov 7, 2002	Femme Fatale (2002)	49%
A	"Undisputed allows its social commentary to play out through the confident rhythms of a traditional fight picture. It's the fiercest political sneak attack of 2002." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Aug 30, 2002	Undisputed (2002)	47%
A	"It's encouraging that E.T. is finally being called what it is: an American classic." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Apr 10, 2002	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial The 20th Anniversary (2002)	98%
A	"*Rippling with ideas, Trouble Every Day* is cinematically astonishing in ways we just aren�t used to anymore.*" -- Matinee Magazine* Posted Feb 28, 2002	Trouble Every Day (2002)	47%
5/5	"dares to say the apocalypse has a startling, bleak beauty all its own. " -- Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 14, 2006	Werckmeister Harmonies (2001)	96%
A	"The violence of the finale poses troubling questions about self-denial, male dread, and cathartic suffering." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Jun 11, 2002	Audition (2001)	76%
5/5	"Lanzmann's climax is sure to send some audience members running for the exit." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 5, 2001	Sobibor, October 14, 1943, 4 p.m. (2001)	100%
5/5	"A masterpiece." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 26, 2001	Mulholland Dr. (2001)	81%
5/5	"Gordon is particularly good at visualizing internal landscapes, particularly slow collapses into paralyzing madness and terrible guilt." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Waking the Dead (2000)	52%
4/4	"Misunderstood as a psychosexual thriller, Stanley Kubrick's final film is actually more of an acidic comedy about how Tom Cruise fails to get laid." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 19, 2007	Eyes Wide Shut (1999)	78%
A	Click here to read article -- Flipside Movie Emporium Posted Oct 24, 2001	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (1999)	97%
4/4	"Repeat viewings will allow one to piece together the fragmented montage as a melancholic ode to freedom, and those who fight for it through art." -- Slant Magazine Posted Mar 25, 2004	Velvet Goldmine (1998)	54%
4/4	"*Filled with some of the most extraordinary images of recent years, Beloved* was apparently too powerful for audiences to handle back in 1998.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Feb 3, 2004	Beloved (1998)	77%
5/5	"Fellini's movies work on this level, reveling in their carnival atmosphere while at the same time critiquing them." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Mar 27, 2003	Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998)	48%
5/5	Click here to read article -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Idiots (1998)	70%
5/5	Click here to read article -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 27, 2002	Waco: The Rules of Engagement (1997)	93%
4/4	"It's the cold survival logic of Darwin, where libertarians leave their past behind as if it were dead." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jul 5, 2005	Crash (1996)	64%
4/4	"Echoes the tradition of American individualists." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 21, 2005	Heat (1995)	89%
5/5	Click here to read article -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 27, 2002	Thirty-Two Short Films About Glenn Gould (1993)	88%
5/5	Click here to read article -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 27, 2002	Henry Portrait of a Serial Killer (1990)	88%
4/4	"There is a God in the film, and it pursues Jesus throughout." -- Slant Magazine Posted Sep 19, 2003	The Last Temptation of Christ (1988)	81%
4/4	"Walker is the dark, neurotic flipside of Repo Man, where the antiheroic title character is not interested in any form of individual self-expression other than a single-minded pursuit of fame and glory." -- Slant Magazine Posted Feb 13, 2008	Walker (1987)	40%
5/5	"...about how the creative process is linked to memories, and how writing one's way through trauma may not erase it but provides a way of coping." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 16, 2004	The Singing Detective - Complete Series (1986)	100%
A+	"*Nearly twenty years after Videodrome* was shot, it still feels contemporary.*" -- Flipside Movie Emporium* Posted Oct 24, 2001	Videodrome (1983)	80%
A	"There is hope for the movies, even if that means that the best film currently playing in theaters in 2002 happens to be one of the greatest films to emerge in 1982, or any year." -- Matinee Magazine Posted Apr 14, 2002	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	98%
5/5	"This is one of those great films which inspire inarticulate awe within your humble narrator rather than verbose declarations of praise." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 27, 2002	The Thing (1982)	78%
4/4	"Lost Ark holds up for many reasons, not least of which is because of Spielberg's consummate skill as a visual storyteller and his ability to draw charged performances from his actors." -- Slant Magazine Posted May 21, 2008	Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)	94%
5/5	Click here to read article -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 27, 2002	My Breakfast With Blassie (1981)	57%
5/5	Click here to read article -- Filmcritic.com Posted Feb 6, 2001	My Dinner With Andre (1981)	86%
4/4	"Phantasm can be viewed as a haunting fable of an adolescent grappling with his fear of death." -- Slant Magazine Posted Apr 18, 2007	Phantasm (1978)	67%
5/5	"*The screenplay by W.D. Richter builds at a deliberate pace, and within the first half hour we�re already disturbed by the almost imperceptible behavior of those who have been snatched." -- ToxicUniverse.com* Posted Jan 27, 2002	Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978)	97%
A+	"An epic among horror films." -- Flipside Movie Emporium Posted Oct 24, 2001	Dawn of the Dead (1978)	97%
4/4	"The exhaustive, labyrinthine narrative is built up like a fortress around this film's bitter heart." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 8, 2007	Chinatown (1974)	100%
5/5	"Like all great horror films, the reason it all feels so creepy is because our imagination makes it so." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Jan 27, 2002	Don't Look Now (1974)	94%
4/4	"*Whether taken as a historical drama or a horror film, The Devil* is unabashedly a parable about misappropriated anger against the forces of evil.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted Oct 10, 2007	The Devil (1972)	n/a
4/4	"This man-versus-nature story is also about man indulging his most uncivilized instincts, and in their various ways the four men on the canoe trip are transformed." -- Slant Magazine Posted Aug 27, 2007	Deliverance (1972)	94%
A	"What makes it all so cheerfully engaging are the larger than life performances from actors who are hardly professional but compulsively watchable, especially Waters' superstar, the irrepressible Divine." -- Flipside Movie Emporium Posted Oct 24, 2001	Pink Flamingos (1972)	82%
4/4	"Spectacular, operatic, colorful, and exquisitely photographed." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 19, 2007	A Clockwork Orange (1971)	90%
4/4	"Punishment Park is told in the pseudo-documentary style that defines most of the obscure body of work by British filmmaker Peter Watkins." -- Slant Magazine Posted Nov 14, 2005	Punishment Park (1971)	100%
5/5	"Sam Peckinpah doesn't find anything to cheer about when his Man expresses his rage." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted May 29, 2003	Straw Dogs (1971)	93%
5/5	"The surrealist filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky created his own midnight cult version of the Spaghetti Western which, once seen, is not easily forgotten. Some of his macabre and mystical images linger, both fascinating and strange." -- Flipside Movie Emporium Posted Jul 11, 2002	El Topo (1970)	74%
4/4	"*There's a brute force in Night of the Living Dead* that catches one in the throat.*" -- Slant Magazine* Posted May 27, 2008	Night of the Living Dead (1968)	95%
4/4	"Watkins's images are shrewd propaganda." -- Slant Magazine Posted Jul 25, 2006	The War Game (1965)	90%
5/5	"*Screw Adaptation* and its lack of temerity. Contempt is a meta-movie that places the onus back on the viewer. How are we to sensibly respond, and is there any sense in that at all?*" -- ToxicUniverse.com* Posted Feb 15, 2003	Contempt (1964)	94%
5/5	"[In] Antonioni's version of science fiction, he allows the incredible to be implied." -- ToxicUniverse.com Posted Dec 27, 2002	The Eclipse (1962)	87%
5/5	"Fellini's world is a joy to behold" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 20, 2004	La Dolce Vita (1960)	98%
5/5	"*As thought provoking as it is playful, as tragic as it is hilarious, La Dolce Vita* is prime Fellini.*" -- ToxicUniverse.com* Posted Dec 23, 2002	La Dolce Vita (1960)	98%

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