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5/5	"This would have been the best 'women's picture' ever made in '50s Hollywood - if anyone had been courageous enough to make it then. It's gorgeous to behold, the actors are wonderful, and Haynes' precise vision and control never waver." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 30, 2003	Far From Heaven (2002)	91%
5/5	"Independence Day is a throwback to traditional entertainment with an old-fashioned, gung-ho good time thrilled up by 90s-style state-of-the-art technology." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Independence Day (1996)	62%
5/5	"This reviewer for one, hasn't been able to face a pork chop in the months since, and is still laughing at the vibrant joyousness of this delicious comic fable." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 13, 2008	Babe (1995)	98%
5/5	"Despite its flaws, this is simply unmissable." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 20, 2008	Forrest Gump (1994)	72%
5/5	"Ironically, the ultimate Western of all was made decades after its hayday. This is captivating for all, not just fans of the genre." -- Empire Magazine Posted Feb 19, 2008	Unforgiven (1992)	96%
5/5	"Still compelling and inspiring after all these years." -- Empire Magazine Posted May 7, 2008	Thelma & Louise (1991)	90%
4/4	"Two absolutely riveting performances and a smart reversal of the usual male-female stalker scenario leave behind a nasty taste and an unforgettable cinema experience." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 7, 2001	Fatal Attraction (1987)	82%
5/5	"A fine script, dynamic direction, doomed romantic idealism and telling performances make this the most timeless of Ray's gripping, socially aware dramas." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 1, 2006	Rebel Without a Cause (1955)	95%
5/5	"This is a superbly crafted, landmark film which invested a much-derided -- and frequently ludicrous -- genre with a welcome degree of dignity and respectability." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 4, 2006	Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)	93%
5/5	"It may not be art or good taste, but throbbing melodrama doesn't come with more conviction." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 17, 2001	Mildred Pierce (1945)	87%
5/5	"A classic noir romance where all of the cinematic elements fit together perfectly." -- Empire Magazine Posted Mar 4, 2006	Laura (1944)	100%
5/5	"Comedy doesn't come much more classic. If you haven't seen it, it's about time you did." -- Empire Magazine Posted Jan 1, 2000	Sullivan's Travels (1941)	100%
5/5	"The result is an absolute spectacular. Not to be missed." -- Empire Magazine Posted Apr 21, 2003	42nd Street (1933)	95%

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