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5/5	"This endearing post-apocalyptic romantic adventure never puts a foot wrong." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jul 2, 2008	WALL-E (2008)	96%
5/5	"Akin's visual style is both moody and fluid, catching the emotional layers of each scene without sentimentalising anything" -- Film Threat Posted May 22, 2008	The Edge of Heaven (2008)	90%
5/5	"One of [Van Sant's] most razor-sharp films, with an involving plot, solidly realistic characters and exquisite cinematography." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Aug 30, 2007	Paranoid Park (2008)	74%
5/5	"Combining vivid characters with a fresh story, this is one of Pixar's best films yet." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 12, 2007	Ratatouille (2007)	95%
5/5	"A powerful look at the quirks of human nature, weaving in a subtle but overwhelmingly powerful political message." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted May 23, 2007	Golden Door (2007)	71%
5/5	"Alongside the witty tone, the film is brilliantly well-paced and technically exquisite." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted May 23, 2007	Ten Canoes (2007)	98%
5/5	"Despite a glacial exterior, this fine film holds us in its relentless grip." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Mar 17, 2007	Jindabyne (2007)	66%
5/5	"Owes a heavy debt to the original version, but this is a masterpiece all its own." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 5, 2006	The Departed (2006)	92%
5/5	"This futuristic London thriller is so well filmed and acted that it grabs hold of us and never lets go." -- FilmFocus Posted Sep 30, 2006	Children of Men (2006)	92%
5/5	"Simply brilliant." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Sep 23, 2006	Shortbus (2006)	65%
5/5	"It plays out in such a shockingly authentic way that we feel like we're right there. And what makes this film vitally important is the way it challenges us to examine ourselves without ever making a big statement." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted May 4, 2006	United 93 (2006)	91%
5/5	"A slow-burning, deeply disturbing fable that needs to be seen and discussed" -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 27, 2005	Manderlay (2006)	50%
5/5	"Elegant, simple, profoundly intelligent filmmaking that gauges the story impeccably." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Sep 15, 2005	A History of Violence (2005)	87%
5/5	"Yes, it's pretty hilarious, but it's also delightfully deranged in all the best ways." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Aug 26, 2005	Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)	83%
5/5	"One of the most gripping and powerfully moving thrillers in memory; absolutely everything about this film works." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Aug 26, 2005	The Constant Gardener (2005)	84%
5/5	"One of the most startlingly effective political films in memory--gripping, entertaining, devastating." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Feb 26, 2005	Machuca (2005)	89%
5/5	"So full of heart and soul that you can actually feel it becoming a classic while you're watching it." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 20, 2004	The Incredibles (2004)	97%
5/5	"One of the most beautifully moving wuxia films you'll ever see." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 19, 2004	House of Flying Daggers (2004)	88%
5/5	"Mike Leigh is still making films that bristle with honesty and life, fearlessly tackling issues that other filmmakers won't touch." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 6, 2004	Vera Drake (2004)	92%
5/5	"Thoroughly entertaining and deeply moving--a vital historical document with something important to say." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jun 19, 2004	The Motorcycle Diaries (2004)	83%
5/5	"One of the most beautiful period films in recent memory, made with no pretension or overstatement to tell a deeply personal story." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Mar 22, 2004	Twilight Samurai (2004)	98%
5/5	"So impeccably and artfully done that we can hardly breathe, immobilised by emotion, suspense, the sheer spectacle, the intimate drama." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 12, 2003	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	94%
5/5	"This is one of the most realistic depictions of an American high school ever put on screen, mostly because these are real highschoolers, not 20-something Hollywood actors." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Nov 2, 2003	Elephant (2003)	71%
5/5	"Uncompromising filmmaking that's both artistic and powerfully entertaining." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Nov 1, 2003	Dogville (2003)	71%
5/5	"Cleverly and joyfully blurs the lines of real life with various dramatised versions of it." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Aug 28, 2003	American Splendor (2003)	94%
5/5	"Forges an all new narrative and visual style that's so winning it lingers in the mind long after the credits roll." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Aug 14, 2003	The Triplets of Belleville (2003)	94%
5/5	"Harsh and extremely shocking. And also one of the most moving and forceful films of the year. " -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Nov 14, 2002	City of God (2003)	92%
5/5	"Nothing short of genius, a film of near flawless perfection that addresses its themes with an unspoken subtlety and features revelatory, heart-stopping performances." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jan 23, 2003	Far From Heaven (2002)	91%
5/5	" This film is remarkable in so many ways that it almost overwhelms you as a moviegoer. From the tricky weave of narrative strands to the knock-out performances, this is a beautifully realised film featuring themes that get way beneath the skin." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jan 16, 2003	The Hours (2002)	80%
5/5	"Another stunner of a film." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 16, 2002	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (2002)	96%
5/5	"This is one of those rare blockbusters that satisfies both in its big spectacle and in the small, intimate moments." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jun 20, 2002	Minority Report (2002)	92%
5/5	" The first part of the long-awaited trilogy is here, and Kiwi director Jackson somehow manages to exceed expectations with one of the most astonishing action epics in memory." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jun 20, 2002	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001)	92%
5/5	"It's impossible to guess what the Coen brothers will come up with next, and little could prepare us for this offbeat 1940s noir drama shot in full period style. But it's a complete and utter triumph." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	The Man Who Wasn't There (2001)	80%
5/5	"It should be mandatory viewing for absolutely everyone ... especially those involved in the war on drugs." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	Traffic (2000)	92%
5/5	"From the opening moment we know we're in the hands of gifted, assured, focussed filmmakers." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	American Beauty (1999)	89%
5/5	No article or quote available -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Nov 21, 2003	The Red Squirrel (1993)	n/a
5/5	"The story is utterly devastating, but it is lifted and made accessible by the combination of cinematic ingenuity and astonishingly real performances." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Jun 15, 2002	Amadeus (1984)	97%
5/5	"Quite possibly the funniest spoof of all time." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	This Is Spinal Tap (1984)	96%
5/5	"This is Spielberg's masterpiece, a near perfect film directed with astonishing skill and unafraid to get sentimental ... without crossing the line into syrup." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Aug 12, 2002	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	98%
5/5	"It still has the power to scare the life out of us." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Oct 3, 2003	Alien (1979)	97%
5/5	"Coppola's direction is impeccable, capturing both the intimate detail, overarching spectacle and layered depth of meaning, often all in one shot." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	Apocalypse Now (1979)	98%
5/5	"Arguably Hollywood's finest noir thriller." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Apr 1, 2004	Chinatown (1974)	100%
5/5	"A bracing, gorgeous combination of beefcake images, artworld photography and experimental cinema that's essential for any true film fan." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Apr 4, 2007	Pink Narcissus (1971)	n/a
5/5	"Jarring, uncomfortable, surprisingly moving and ultimately unforgettable." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	A Clockwork Orange (1971)	90%
5/5	"One of the finest sex-and-politics thrillers ever made, blending sharp humour with riveting suspense." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Feb 29, 2008	The Conformist (1970)	100%
5/5	"One of the most influential films of the past 40 years gets the spit and polish for a reissue -- and it still hasn't aged at all." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	A Hard Day's Night (1964)	100%
5/5	"Quite simply one of the finest comic romances ever made." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	The Apartment (1960)	90%
5/5	"Packed with astonishing dialog and bristly performances, this is essential cinema." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Apr 18, 2005	Anatomy of a Murder (1959)	100%
5/5	"Manages to be a complete winner on every level." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Sep 26, 2002	Some Like It Hot (1959)	97%
5/5	"Welles' outlandish visual talent is on full display as he puts noir movie conventions through the wringer and creates one of the most terrifyingly seedy yet utterly compelling films ever made." -- Shadows on the Wall Posted Dec 10, 2001	Touch of Evil (1958)	94%

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