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3/4	"Affectionately observed, nimbly edited (and perhaps a mite overly reverent) documentary." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Apr 14, 2006	The Lady In Question is Charles Busch (2006)	77%
3/4	"Plays as urban farce, but thanks to first-time director Chester's light touch and affectionally observant eye and ear, it's also a genuinely affecting love story." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted Apr 7, 2006	Adam & Steve (2006)	54%
3/4	"If it fails to land its big final punch, it's still a contender." -- San Francisco Chronicle Posted May 6, 2005	Fighting Tommy Riley (2005)	63%
2/4	"*Sitting through Greendale* in a Dolby-equipped theater, at high volume with bone-penetrating bass, is an ideal way for Young fans to experience the rustic grandeur of the master's latest album.*" -- San Francisco Chronicle* Posted Mar 12, 2004	Neil Young - Greendale (2004)	35%
	"Foley has brought the novel subtly up to date, and does a good job of maintaining Thompson's artful ambiguity." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	After Dark, My Sweet (1990)	93%
	"Murphy gives his most appealing performance to date, using his smug, self-satisfied, sly smile as a joke on his own well-known screen persona." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Boomerang (1992)	38%
	"Carnival of Souls works well enough as chill-up-the-spine cinema." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Carnival of Souls (1962)	82%
	"Apted gives this smarter-than-average script a slick look and expertly develops suspense." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Class Action (1990)	71%
	"Parents are traditionally invisible and/or lame in teen flicks, but Dan Hedaya, as Silverstone's sharklike litigator dad, does a drop-dead Robert Shapiro, biting off some of the best lines in the movie." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Clueless (1995)	83%
	"A frenetic funhouse ride that has you laughing and screaming at the same time." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Darkman (1990)	76%
	"*Beyond the booby traps and plentiful pranks, Dennis the Menace* is truly a treat for all ages.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dennis the Menace (1993)	25%
	"*Harrowing and funny, a fine film on its own, Hearts* leaves us with a new appreciation for the Vietnam War epic it documents.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991)	100%
	"*It doesn't matter that Kika* doesn't make sense -- doesn't even try to make sense. It's just so much fun to watch.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Kika (1994)	67%
	"[Director Reitman's] got a way with kids, and found a remarkable ensemble of 30 antic urchins to work with, cashing in on kindergarten's comic terrain and the blurted brutal honesty of the kids." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Kindergarten Cop (1990)	50%
	"Though uneven, the film is engagingly moving and often humorous." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Little Buddha (1994)	68%
	"Affectionate, amiable, eager-to-please, in a TV-movieish sort of way." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Maverick (1994)	70%
	"[An] endearingly lackadaisical, merrily aimless little movie." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	My Life's In Turnaround (1995)	86%
	"Like a real Navy SEAL, it does what it's supposed to do and gets out of there quickly, and doesn't remain in your memory for long." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Navy Seals (1990)	21%
	"A novel and fascinating foray into highly stylized, highly personal filmmaking." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	New York Stories (1989)	74%
	"Competent, resolutely unflashy." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Presumed Innocent (1990)	91%
	"This is not a 'good movie' -- in fact, it's a sprawling mess -- but I like it." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Scrooged (1988)	61%
	"A quick check of the exiting audience found many smiling -- and still clutching tissues." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Sleepless in Seattle (1993)	78%
	"Brutally beautiful, darkly comic sci-fi" -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)	100%
	"Cruise was born to play company man, and the role is an opportunity to sum up his old roles and transcend them with his most potently emotional work." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Firm (1993)	76%
	"Even without the state-of-the-art, boundary-busting computerized effects from Industrial Light & Magic, Carrey's a human cartoon, and his spontaneous, Avery-esque, anything-for-a-laugh outrageousness makes this otherwise blank Mask a must-see." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Mask (1994)	75%
	"*Thanks to a caffeinated cast and hyperactive script, director Ron Howard delivers The Paper* with a bang.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Paper (1994)	84%
	"*Based on a comic book, deliciously corny but not campy, "The Rocketeer" is the movie Dick Tracy* and Batman wanted to be.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Rocketeer (1991)	64%
	"*Downbeat, laconically funny, arty (maybe a touch too arty), it's simmering, smoldering lowlife fun, like a good episode of Twin Peaks* without the self-conscious weirdness.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	The Underneath (1994)	44%
	"*In spite of its glitches, Timecop* is lots of fun, a blast from the past.*" -- Washington Post* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Timecop (1994)	44%
	"Entry is acted more intelligently than is usual in this type of cookie-cutter shocker." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Unlawful Entry (1992)	72%
	"The sequel to last year's breakaway hit offers more of the same, but it's somehow fresher, funnier and more endearing than the airheaded original." -- Washington Post Posted Jan 1, 2000	Wayne's World 2 (1993)	58%

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