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4/5	"A story whose archetypal pull and sheer visceral power can't be negated by even the worst audience behaviour." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Sep 21, 2007	The Exorcist (1973)	85%
3/5	"It's a surreal paradise where the summer sun never sets and the air is full of feathers drifting down from the Glahn family ostrich farm." -- eye WEEKLY Posted May 7, 2002	Twilight of the Ice Nymphs (1997)	63%
	"A remarkably charming, laid-back, well-adjusted guy to find at the heart of any 21st-century comedy." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jun 6, 2001	The Adventures of Felix (2001)	69%
	*Will A Knight's Tale* have a long shelf-life? Hell, no. But will it do for this Friday, preferably with a date? Hell, yes.** -- Film.com Posted May 10, 2001	A Knight's Tale (2001)	59%
	Scary and sexy. -- Film.com Posted Apr 27, 2001	The Forsaken (2001)	8%
	The new year's single most satisfying movie experience thus far. -- Film.com Posted Mar 15, 2001	Enemy at the Gates (2001)	59%
4/5	"By turns hilarious and hypnotic." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Feb 7, 2001	Shadow of the Vampire (2000)	82%
3/5	"Feels good going down, but for such a sweet movie, the aftertaste is oddly bitter." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Feb 7, 2001	Chocolat (2000)	62%
5/5	"A truly stunning blend of classic Chinese martial-arts moviemaking and modern psychodrama." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Feb 7, 2001	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (1999)	97%
	Breaks virtually no new narrative ground, yet treads the familiar territory it does cover with grace, style, wit and fun. -- Film.com Posted Jan 11, 2001	Save the Last Dance (2001)	54%
	Dracula 2000 is nothing more or less than pure popcorn filmmaking, with an emphasis on the 'corn', and...apparently... proud of it. -- Film.com Posted Dec 22, 2000	Dracula 2000 (2000)	15%
	A waking dream of truly operatic dimensions. -- Film.com Posted Dec 7, 2000	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (1999)	97%
3/4	"Parker does an admirable job of translating Wilde's often static, emotionally distant collection of one-liners into a fairly hot morass of straitlaced morals pitted against barely repressed passions..." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	An Ideal Husband (1999)	87%
	Surreal to the point of poeticism. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Being John Malkovich (1999)	92%
4/5	"Has tough truths to tell about the differences between affection and possession, memory and nightmare, freedom and revenge -- truths that none of the performers involved shy away from." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Beloved (1998)	77%
	"A movie calculated to throw you off balance from the very first image. It then keeps you off balance with each fresh twist and turn in this almost purely character-driven narrative." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Besieged (1998)	73%
3/5	"To my own immense surprise, I find myself giving the thumbs-up to Hollywood screenwriter-turned-director Barry W. Blaustein's documentary about professional wrestling." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Beyond the Mat (1999)	82%
4/5	"A very welcome surprise." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Blade (1998)	55%
	With its constant juxtaposition of blazing nighttime highwayscapes and the flat Nebraska skyline, Boys Don't Cry manages to perfectly evoke both a life spent in aimless forward motion and the stifling boredom Brandon was so desperate to escape. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Boys Don't Cry (1999)	90%
3/4	"Surprisingly well-executed." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	City of Angels (1998)	58%
	"*Packed full of exuberant wordplay and beguiling imagery, Gadjo Dilo* is a strange and beautiful collection of moments.*" -- eye WEEKLY* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Crazy Stranger (1997)	81%
	"It's an elaborate, beautifully choreographed set-piece based around an almost arrogantly bold premise..." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dark City (1998)	76%
	Fall-down funny laughs! -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Dick (1999)	70%
3/5	"Connery and Zeta-Jones are such fun to watch together it almost doesn't matter how little sense the movie makes -- and their relationship is far more gleefully perverse, weirdly chivalrous and surprisingly interesting than the trailer makes it look." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Entrapment (1999)	38%
	[Roberts looks] spectacularly and movingly human even at the expense of her established persona. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Erin Brockovich (2000)	83%
3/4	"A movie that never compromises its own principles, no matter what audience-unfriendly path its original premise may eventually lead it down." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Fallen (1998)	42%
	It always surprises, never bores. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Fight Club (1999)	81%
3/4	"*Facile but fun, Free Enterprise* is essentially a harmless goof that packs a bit more resonance than you'd expect.*" -- eye WEEKLY* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Free Enterprise (1999)	82%
3/4	"Ghost Dog ... is an early 21st century urban black man who's remodelled himself after the samurai warriors of Medieval Japan, adopting and embodying an alien culture through a weirdly admirable act of will." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)	81%
4/5	"A seductive mish-mash of epic spectacle, social commentary and pure, character-driven enjoyment." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Gone With the Wind (1939)	97%
	"Executed with such maximum grace, style and heartfelt emotional realism that it's almost enough to make the concept of an 'uplifting' movie not seem like such a big fat cheat any more." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Good Will Hunting (1997)	97%
3/4	"*Yes, it's hokey stuff, and yes, the hundredth or so time they pull the "you turn around and there's someone right behind you!" scare, it does tend to wear. But what did you expect? Halloween?" -- eye WEEKLY* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Halloween: H2O (1998)	50%
	One of this year's most sensual tragic spectacles -- a tour-de-force on a thousand different levels, with no easy happy endings in sight. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Head On (1998)	62%
4/4	"*Not all of the ensuing psychodrama works completely, but as ever, it's just so pleasant to see someone making a movie that's about* something*" -- eye WEEKLY* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Holy Smoke! (1999)	43%
	It's adult and humane, genuinely sexy, laugh-out-loud funny. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Keeping the Faith (2000)	68%
3/4	"*Not exactly Goodfellas, is it? But even Kundun's stillest moments have their own febrile kind of energy, whether they revolve around a mandala of sand or a field of corpses." -- eye WEEKLY* Posted Jan 1, 2000	Kundun (1997)	75%
4/5	"Pedro Almodovar is finally back on track." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Live Flesh (1997)	78%
	A startling debut full of emotional depth and political punch. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Love and Basketball (2000)	82%
3/4	"Maborosi is by no means perfect -- it drags a little and leaves a few more unanswered questions than it really needs -- but it contains some very perfect moments." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Maborosi (1995)	100%
3/4	"I'll go with the painfully obvious: people who already expect to love it probably will, but even those who have no expectations at all may be pleasantly surprised by its enduring resonance underneath the annoying period tics." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Nights of Cabiria (1957)	97%
	Maybe even worth a return visit. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (2000)	26%
	The characters are, without exception, surprisingly intelligent and always sympathetic! -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Outside Providence (1999)	51%
	Proving that low-budget genre-based entertainment can be just as easily ferociously inventive and character-driven as its big-budget competition can be lazy and boring. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Pitch Black (2000)	54%
5/5	"The latest film from writer/ director David Twohy, a man whose career seems aimed at proving that low-budget genre-based entertainment can be just as inventive and character-driven as its big-budget competition can be lazy and boring." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Pitch Black (2000)	54%
	Sheer technical virtuosity aside, where Miyzaki succeeds most enduringly is in his willingness to grant audiences their most basic intellectual due. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Princess Mononoke (1997)	93%
4/5	"A varied and evocative treat, a poignant parable that doubles as a wisely non-judgmental political commentary." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Prisoner of the Mountains (1996)	87%
	A pose-y, pungent, ultra-theatrical yet weirdly seductive mess. -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Quills (2000)	74%
	"Simply put, a gorgeous and enduring piece of work." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Ride with the Devil (1999)	63%
	Run Lola Run is the feverish, wish-fulfillment embodiment of everyone's unspoken dream... -- Film.com Posted Jan 1, 2000	Run Lola Run (1999)	92%
4/4	"[Screenwriter] Williamson's back in fine form." -- eye WEEKLY Posted Jan 1, 2000	Scream 2 (1997)	79%

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