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5/5	"Dark, twisted and beautiful, this entwines fairy-tale fantasy with war-movie horror to startling effect." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 29, 2006	Pan's Labyrinth (2006)	96%
5/5	"This is first-rate filmmaking, horrific and tender, raw and lyrical." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 18, 2001	Amores Perros (2001)	92%
5/5	"Confidently cinematic in classical and modern terms, layered with subtleties but also a straight-ahead, crowd-pleasing comedy." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)	78%
5/5	"Acted to perfection with more twists than you can shake a stick at." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 21, 2003	L.A. Confidential (1997)	99%
5/5	"It's a tactfully acted film, beautifully shot in snowy widescreen, subtly scripted and directed with a rare touch." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Sweet Hereafter (1997)	100%
5/5	"Acutely observed, beautifully performed, lovingly directed media morality tale that resonates far beyond its 1950s setting." -- Empire Magazine Posted Nov 8, 2007	Quiz Show (1994)	96%
5/5	"A movie masterpiece. And on the big screen, the chestburster scene just kills." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 30, 2006	Alien (1979)	97%
5/5	"This is nothing short of magisterial." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 15, 2004	The Godfather Part II (1974)	98%
5/5	"The most purely horrifying horror movie ever made." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)	89%
5/5	"Al Pacino delivers a powerful performance in this compelling biopic of a cop and a city's police force." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 9, 2008	Serpico (1973)	94%
5/5	"Superbly Vincent Price!" -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 25, 2007	Theatre of Blood (1973)	95%
5/5	"It could be argued that Francis Ford Coppola's film of Mario Puzo's bestseller, at once an art movie and a commercial blockbuster, marked the dawn of the age of the mega-movie." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 15, 2004	The Godfather (1972)	100%
5/5	"With its amazing widescreen compositions and epic running time, this Western truly wins points for length and width." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Once Upon a Time in the West (1969)	97%
5/5	"Lemmon and Mathau's finest hour." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2008	The Odd Couple (1968)	100%
5/5	"A must for fans of horror and of Bergman. So good it makes you wish he had dabbled in the genre that bit more often." -- Empire Magazine Posted Aug 5, 2004	Hour of the Wolf (1968)	87%
5/5	"If hell is in the details, Roman Polanski has captured it here in his disturbing portrait of falling into psychosis." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 21, 2007	Repulsion (1965)	100%
5/5	"*Though this stuff could have been directed by anyone, the greatness of Spartacus* is in the stretches everyone remembers.*" -- Empire Magazine* Posted May 19, 2004	Spartacus (1960)	95%
5/5	"This comedy tells truths about American business and sexual mor�s as uncomfortable now as they were in 1960." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2002	The Apartment (1960)	90%
5/5	"It's simply the best trial movie ever made." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2006	Anatomy of a Murder (1959)	100%
5/5	"Even though he was just staring out, Kubrick instantly mastered the crime genre. A stunning film." -- Empire Magazine Posted Oct 3, 2007	The Killing (1956)	96%
5/5	"Bogart as Marlowe is compelling in this classic thriller that is complex but triumph of atmospheric cool." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jul 18, 2008	The Big Sleep (1946)	95%
5/5	"Gorgeously shot in luminous monochrome, it�s all wrapped up with an extremely suspenseful last reel." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Notorious (1946)	96%
5/5	"Painfully sincere and uncompromising look at alcoholism for a film released in 1945, with a superb central performance." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	The Lost Weekend (1945)	96%
5/5	"Still the greatest multi-story ghost/horror picture." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2007	Dead of Night (1945)	95%
5/5	"Witty screenplay." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Shadow of a Doubt (1943)	100%
5/5	"No mere creature feature, this 1940s classic offers more subtle chills." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Cat People (1942)	94%
5/5	"A wonderful picture set in a world of silly heirs and sharp-eyed dolls as remote from reality and yet wholly credible as that of P. G. Wodehouse." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 11, 2005	The Lady Eve (1941)	100%
5/5	"A brilliantly structured adventure movie." -- Empire Magazine Posted Dec 6, 2005	King Kong (1933)	100%
5/5	"Great effects for its time and some incredible performances makes this a true cinema classic." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 26, 2007	Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932)	94%
5/5	"Unclassifiable odd masterpiece." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 6, 2005	Freaks (1932)	98%
5/5	"Beautiful photography, a heartbreaking story, and iconic moments from beginnning to end. Absolutely unmissable." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 24, 2007	Frankenstein (1931)	100%
5/5	"A fantastical monument to Fritz Lang's megalomania, this sci-fi silent remains one of the gems of the genre." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 30, 2007	Metropolis (1926)	99%
5/5	"A visual and emotional treat." -- Empire Magazine Posted Sep 19, 2007	Nosferatu (1922)	98%

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