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	"These resolutely old-fashioned elements might not work at all in a less well-crafted movie. But this entertaining tale of wizardry and lost love vaporizes even our most serious doubts." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 15, 2006	The Illusionist (2006)	75%
	"[The filmmakers'] access is far broader than any TV network�s, and in the end, they transcended the body counts and bland abstractions that characterize most Western reporting on the war." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jul 27, 2006	The Blood of My Brother: A Story of Death in Iraq (2006)	71%
	"*Thus does Beowulf* collide with postmodern punk sensibility.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Jul 5, 2006	Beowulf & Grendel (2005)	48%
	"This intermittently fascinating documentary chronicles the rise and fall of the Cosmos--which is also the rise and fall of U.S. soccer." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 5, 2006	Once in a Lifetime: The Extraordinary Story of the New York Cosmos (2006)	84%
	"Be aware that RevoLOUtion is a remarkably well-made 75-minute inspiromercial." -- L.A. Weekly Posted Jun 9, 2006	RevoLOUtion (2006)	18%
	"*Those who loved the original Auberge* will likely be eager to book rooms once again.*" -- Village Voice* Posted May 9, 2006	Russian Dolls (2006)	72%
	"This work of gorgeous fury, about the virtual imprisonment of millions of Hindu widows in the years before independence, transforms Mehta's feminist rage into an eloquent testament to the hunger for freedom." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 25, 2006	Water (2006)	91%
	"As it is, this one is compelling enough, a potent mix of outrage, residual anger, and sorrow that speaks not just to the legacy of our misadventures in Vietnam, but to the entire uncertain future of a nation at war." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 18, 2006	Sir! No Sir! (2006)	88%
	"Downfall doesn't provide much new material, but it should prove valuable for generations as a historical document, despite its several odd stances." -- Dallas Observer Posted Mar 13, 2005	Downfall (2005)	91%
	"It's difficult not to admire Eastwood's dogged (and likely painful) pursuit of real life and authentic emotion." -- Dallas Observer Posted Jan 15, 2005	Million Dollar Baby (2004)	91%
	"If you are willing to accept Peralta's rather blinkered notion of American history you will probably embrace Riding Giants with the passion of a true believer. If not, you might see it as another engaging sermon delivered by a slightly crazed missionary." -- Dallas Observer Posted Aug 6, 2004	Riding Giants (2004)	92%
	"Thanks to Spielberg's vivid storytelling and Hanks' matchless gift for bringing the common man to life, this is a relentlessly charming movie." -- Dallas Observer Posted Jun 17, 2004	The Terminal (2004)	60%
	"Classicists won't learn much about Greek culture, or even pick up a decent recipe for moussaka, but as all-out, big-budget action movies that are set 3,200 years in the past go, this one will do just fine." -- Dallas Observer Posted May 14, 2004	Troy (2004)	55%
	"This vivid examination of brotherly love and its consequences never stints on the complexities of the heart or the fascinating ambiguities of life." -- Dallas Observer Posted Apr 23, 2004	Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2004)	87%
	"This is a movie with four children at hand, but its views of ambiguity and human complexity are distinctly grown-up." -- Dallas Observer Posted Apr 16, 2004	Broken Wings (2004)	92%
	"If you're in the mood for a quiet, beautifully acted little drama, liberally spiked with comedy, about the universal desires of the human heart, this may be the obscure gem you're looking for." -- Dallas Observer Posted Mar 21, 2004	Kitchen Stories (2004)	90%
	"*Moral quandaries and the insouciance of youth aside, Void* has to be the most dangerous-looking, thrill-packed mountaineering movie ever made.*" -- Dallas Observer* Posted Feb 14, 2004	Touching the Void (2004)	93%
	"Whatever your political stripe happens to be, or your views on the responsibilities of government, this is provocative stuff." -- Dallas Observer Posted Feb 7, 2004	Bus 174 (2003)	100%
	"This is not pleasant stuff, but it's important, and thoroughly heart-wrenching." -- Dallas Observer Posted Dec 25, 2003	House of Sand and Fog (2003)	76%
	"It's grand-scale moviemaking you can feel in your heart and in your gut -- at once stirringly romantic and ruthlessly counter-romantic, just like the ambitious Charles Frazier best seller from which it was adapted." -- Dallas Observer Posted Dec 25, 2003	Cold Mountain (2003)	72%
	"Arcand loyalists are bound to miss R�my, but at least he goes out in style. Even the antagonists will have to admit that." -- Dallas Observer Posted Dec 19, 2003	The Barbarian Invasions (2003)	82%
	"Without resorting to schmaltz or sticky pathos, director Vladimir Michalek fashions an allegory about aging, friendship and love that equals the best American movies on those tricky subjects, from Cocoon to On Golden Pond." -- Dallas Observer Posted Nov 15, 2003	Autumn Spring (2003)	97%
	"A deeply unsettling tale." -- Dallas Observer Posted Nov 14, 2003	Shattered Glass (2003)	91%
	"In the spaciousness of its concerns, it amplifies some burning questions about American life." -- Dallas Observer Posted Nov 6, 2003	Elephant (2003)	71%
	"A relentlessly moving film whose emotions are the equal of its ideas." -- Dallas Observer Posted Nov 1, 2003	The Human Stain (2003)	41%
	"Thanks to Philipps's explosive need and Christensen's struggling vulnerability, we see the human costs inherent in tragedy once the TV trucks have left and only the haunting remains." -- New Times Posted Oct 14, 2003	Home Room (2002)	52%
	"Powerful stuff, if a bit plodding and schematic." -- Dallas Observer Posted Aug 15, 2003	The Magdalene Sisters (2003)	90%
	"Serrano keeps the wit coming, and another richly nuanced performance from the lovely, red-headed Roth keeps us always focused on the real mystery of the piece -- whether this appealing woman will find a way to find herself." -- Dallas Observer Posted Aug 1, 2003	Lucia, Lucia (2003)	44%
	"The mission they undertook long ago -- the director once said it is 'to clarify the lives of ordinary people' -- has never seemed clearer, and the unpleasant realities they uncover here strike us with blunt force." -- Dallas Observer Posted Jun 13, 2003	Sweet Sixteen (2003)	98%
	"Absolutely beautiful to look at, even when it has a bad case of the cutes." -- Dallas Observer Posted May 30, 2003	Finding Nemo (2003)	98%
	"Such stuff will most appeal to an endangered species -- the devotee of literary fiction -- but anyone who gives a damn about the state of popular culture and the future of language will want to take heed." -- Dallas Observer Posted May 9, 2003	The Stone Reader (2003)	81%
	"After a slow start in which the complexities of person and plot take an age to get established, the film catches real emotional fire in some most unexpected places." -- Dallas Observer Posted Mar 14, 2003	The Safety of Objects (2003)	49%
	"An ideal film for movie buffs." -- Dallas Observer Posted Mar 7, 2003	Lost in La Mancha (2003)	94%
	A prison movie featuring superb performances and high emotional tension. -- New Times Posted Sep 19, 2002	The Experiment (2002)	72%
	"Beautifully observed, miraculously unsentimental comedy-drama." -- Dallas Observer Posted Sep 5, 2002	Elling (2002)	84%
	A coming-of-age film that avoids the cartoonish clich�s and sneering humor of the genre as it provides a fresh view of an old type -- the uncertain girl on the brink of womanhood. -- New Times Posted Jul 25, 2002	Swimming (2002)	74%
	A knowing look at female friendship, spiked with raw urban humor. -- New Times Posted Jul 3, 2002	Margarita Happy Hour (2001)	76%
	*Deserves a place of honor next to Nanook* as a landmark in film history.** -- New Times Posted Jun 13, 2002	The Fast Runner (2002)	90%
	A vivid, sometimes surreal, glimpse into the mysteries of human behavior. -- New Times Posted May 23, 2002	Thirteen Conversations About One Thing (2002)	82%
	"Unless you're on a respirator, you'll find these folks fascinating and come to the inescapable conclusion that dwellings are not only necessity but autobiography." -- Dallas Observer Posted May 23, 2002	Home Movie (2002)	87%
	This daring film challenges most widely held notions about religious conviction while providing a complex portrait of an identity crisis that's run amok and a good mind that's jumped the tracks. -- New Times Posted May 16, 2002	The Believer (2002)	81%
	This may not be great moviemaking ... but it's vastly enjoyable in a low-down, scandal-mongering way. -- New Times Posted Apr 11, 2002	The Cat's Meow (2002)	72%
	Disturbing, beautifully acted movie. -- New Times Posted Mar 14, 2002	Pauline and Paulette (2002)	83%
	In elevating bawdy teen farce to political metaphor without squeezing the fun out, Alfonso Cuar�n has pulled off a nice little miracle. -- New Times Posted Mar 14, 2002	Y Tu Mama Tambien (2002)	91%
	Constantly touching, surprisingly funny, semi-surrealist exploration of the creative act. -- New Times Posted Mar 7, 2002	Big Bad Love (2002)	42%
	This fascinating look at Israel in ferment feels as immediate as the latest news footage from Gaza and, because of its heightened, well-shaped dramas, twice as powerful. -- New Times Posted Jan 31, 2002	Time of Favor (2002)	57%
	Without unduly twisting our emotions or making any demands on our tear ducts, one of the world's most fluent filmmakers comes to terms with the 'divine and terrible radiance' of grief. -- New Times Posted Jan 24, 2002	The Son's Room (2002)	84%
	The complex, politically charged tapestry of contemporary Chinese life this exciting new filmmaker has brought to the screen is like nothing we Westerners have seen before. -- New Times Posted Jan 24, 2002	Beijing Bicycle (2002)	62%
	The filmmakers give us a bitter taste of both the Nazi and Red regimes and take pains to remind us that one form of totalitarianism is no less cruel than another. -- New Times Posted Dec 27, 2001	Dark Blue World (2001)	62%
	Lawrence constructs a vivid pastiche of human foibles, nicely flavored with a touch of suspense and some well-timed jolts of humor. -- New Times Posted Dec 13, 2001	Lantana (2001)	91%

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