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3/5	"It's loose in form, but the cast lend a vigor and charm to the mood." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Paris (2008)	62%
2/5	"It's Reed's gruff and tuneless delivery that challenges one's enjoyment." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Lou Reed's Berlin (2008)	76%
3/5	"As the brave moppet, Nikbakht Noruz is tremendous." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Buddha Collapsed Out of Shame (2007)	89%
3/5	"Acting honours go to Bose, his face an eloquently shifting register of shame, calculation and sympathy." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Before the Rains (2008)	45%
3/5	"You will exit the cinema with an enhanced respect for Nolan's intelligence, for Wally Pfister's pin-sharp cinematography, and, sadly, for an acting talent tragically curtailed." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	The Dark Knight (2008)	95%
2/5	"Michael McCullers' script is soft-headed to the point of inanity." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Baby Mama (2008)	61%
1/5	"The title is horrible, and I'm afraid I didn't find the movie attached to it much better." -- Independent Posted Jul 25, 2008	Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging (2008)	55%
4/5	"Praise Pixar for trying to raise the stakes, but the longer the film goes on the more one appreciates the impact of that amazing first half-hour." -- Independent Posted Jul 18, 2008	WALL-E (2008)	96%
4/5	"It might never be as famous as Olivier's, but it should carry considerable clout for years to come." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jul 1, 2008	Henry V (1989)	100%
1/5	"Director Peter Berg mounts a special-effects extravaganza that's very boring indeed, and doesn't quite deafen us to the inadequacies of the script, while Smith pretends to be a grumpy git but, naturally, winds up begging us to love him." -- Independent Posted Jun 30, 2008	Hancock (2008)	38%
2/5	"The problem with Hollywood films condemning the public appetite for torture is that they frequently pander to it, and this is a very lurid and unsavoury example." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	Untraceable (2008)	15%
1/5	"Ferrell seems to be running on empty, despite a luxuriant McEnroe afro-with-headband and a past as a one-hit wonder ("Love Me Sexy")." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	Semi-Pro (2008)	21%
	"*As a spectacle of ingenious larceny, it's not up there with Rififi, or even Sexy Beast. But it's not bad, either." -- Independent* Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Bank Job (2008)	78%
2/5	"Dramatically and visually, there's no relief to be had in this self-indulgent downer." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	Margot at the Wedding (2007)	51%
5/5	"A beautifully imagined portrait of moral and political cowardice." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Conformist (1970)	100%
1/5	"A plot of insufferable silliness contrives to keep the lovers on tenterhooks and the audience in a permanent cringe, none of it helped by Thurman's thoroughly phony performance." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Accidental Husband (2008)	0%
2/5	"Von Trier has evidently been watching The Office, and replicates both its soulless setting and fly-on-the-desk camera-style, not to mention the Brentian fear of being unpopular." -- Independent Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Boss of it All (2007)	73%
2/5	"A shocking disappointment." -- Independent Posted Jan 4, 2008	Lust, Caution (2007)	70%
4/5	"A terrific debut by Vargas, who wrote, directed and produced." -- Independent Posted Jan 4, 2008	The Violin (2007)	94%
3/5	"The fragmentary approach could never be called exhilarating, but it has a sly humour, and the mood is sustained by Vogler and Rottlander as the unlikely companions." -- Independent Posted Jan 4, 2008	Alice in the Cities ()	100%
2/5	"Filming in his characteristically dreamy, dislocated fashion, Van Sant seems as interested in the innocently beautiful face of his young star as he is in the docu-style story-telling." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	Paranoid Park (2008)	74%
3/5	"Based on Khaled Hosseini's highly regarded novel, this story of exile, ambition and betrayal has an emotional power that outstrips its occasional implausibilities." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	The Kite Runner (2007)	67%
3/5	"Bold, and successfully maintains suspense." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	I Am Legend (2007)	69%
2/5	"The duologues between the couple seldom vary in tone: he's the doormat, and she wipes her silk slippers on him. Depardieu makes for a compelling presence, even if he's a bit one-note." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	The Duchess of Langeais (2008)	68%
2/5	"It would be a flinty heart indeed that fails to be touched by the rheumy-eyed playing of MacLaine and her co-star Christopher Plummer." -- Independent Posted Dec 28, 2007	Closing the Ring (2007)	27%
2/5	"The old St Trinian's movies with Alistair Sim weren't exactly comedy classics, but they look like gold next to this feeble, sloppily written caper." -- Independent Posted Dec 21, 2007	St. Trinian's (2007)	41%
2/5	"Not a lot of fun." -- Independent Posted Dec 21, 2007	I'm Not There (2007)	78%
3/5	"Domesticating the mobster within society has become almost a commonplace, thanks to The Sopranos, but Kingsley's tight-lipped gruffness gives a lift to the mordant ironies of the script." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	You Kill Me (2007)	79%
1/5	"They've left it late, but writer-director Richard Kelly (Donnie Darko) and his team have gone and scooped The Independent's Worst Film of 2007 award � against stiff competition, too." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	Southland Tales (2007)	34%
3/5	"One sequence, soundtracked almost entirely by rainfall, is an exquisite metaphorical display of emotional tumult." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	Silent Night (2006)	91%
4/5	"Invaluable pointers on narrative patience, spiritual yearning and technical finesse." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	The Sacrifice (1986)	79%
2/5	"It's dark and too relentless for the comedy it would like to be." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	He Was a Quiet Man (2007)	78%
2/5	"In the end The Golden Compass is another expensive mishmash of CGI 'magic' and widescreen spectacle: well-acted, as you would expect, but more or less empty of anything to provoke the curiosity and intelligence of a young audience." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	The Golden Compass (2007)	41%
	"This tells us precisely nothing about John Lennon and a sight too much about his killer, Mark Chapman." -- Independent Posted Dec 7, 2007	The Killing of John Lennon (2008)	35%
1/5	"Jamil Dehlavi's film is well-intentioned but simple-minded, and the clunking script does more to muddy the issues than to elucidate them." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	Infinite Justice (2006)	43%
2/5	"His flamboyant rendering of the Mozart opera isn't as smug and stagey as Sleuth, but it is insufferable � and 40 minutes longer." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Magic Flute (2006)	69%
1/5	"The actual effect of films such as this, however, is to put you in an entirely non-Christmas, non-joyous and non-charitable mood." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	Fred Claus (2007)	22%
3/5	"Definitely worth a look." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Nines (2007)	68%
2/5	"Compared to Walter Hill's 1980 movie The Long Riders, also about the James gang, this feels an underpowered affair. Indeed, compared to Dominik's own previous movie, Chopper (2000), it is impossibly meek." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	75%
2/5	"Compared to Walter Hill's 1980 movie The Long Riders, also about the James gang, this feels an underpowered affair. Indeed, compared to Dominik's own previous movie, Chopper (2000), it is impossibly meek." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	75%
5/5	"Put simply, one of the greatest movies ever made." -- Independent Posted Nov 30, 2007	All About Eve (1950)	100%
1/5	"Ridley Scott's American Gangster offers both belated history-lesson and demented hero-worship, and seems to be intended as a kind of gift to black America. One hopes that black America will have nothing to do with it." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	American Gangster (2007)	79%
1/5	"It's wacky, it's zany, it's loopy, it's freaky, it's daffy � but alas, not the most important one, which is "funny"." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	Weirdsville (2007)	56%
2/5	"Underwhelming." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	Brick Lane (2008)	62%
3/5	"There's plenty of campery, inevitable when you have Anthony Hopkins and John Malkovich in the voice cast, but for all the ham-inatronic moments, it looks terrific." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	Beowulf (2007)	69%
2/5	"Music interlaces the action, which proceeds mostly without words, expression or, regrettably, interest." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	I Don't Want To Sleep Alone (2007)	88%
2/5	"Features the most explicit use of a watermelon ever filmed." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	The Wayward Cloud (2007)	82%
2/5	"The contrivance is horrible, the schmaltz unpardonable." -- Independent Posted Nov 16, 2007	The Jane Austen Book Club (2007)	65%
3/5	"Carr� is frighteningly good as Anna and the final few frames are marrow-chilling." -- Posted Nov 16, 2007	Anna M. (2007)	62%

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