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	" In the early scenes of the two lovers discovering each other's bodies and personal quirks, Coixet coaxes work from Kingsley and Cruz that is remarkably intimate." -- FilmStew.com Posted Aug 8, 2008	Elegy (2008)	74%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Metromix.com Posted Jun 24, 2008	Crazy Love (2007)	78%
No Rating	Click here to read article -- Metromix.com Posted Jun 24, 2008	Black Book (2007)	76%
	" The best movie of the year so far by a wide mile." -- FilmStew.com Posted May 12, 2008	The Fall (2008)	58%
	" The journey has its charms, but the destination calls to mind Peggy Lee's "Is That All There Is?" " -- FilmStew.com Posted May 2, 2008	Redbelt (2008)	70%
	" *Much of Stop-Loss' first act feels like the cast of Hee-Haw* auditioning for a Best Years of Our Lives remake.** " -- FilmStew.com Posted Mar 31, 2008	Stop-Loss (2008)	65%
	" A mildly engaging holiday season diversion that will evaporate from many viewers� memories at a speed so rapid it may put Santa�s sleigh to shame." -- FilmStew.com Posted Dec 21, 2007	Charlie Wilson's War (2007)	83%
	" Reminiscent of the fiction of Kurt Vonnegut, with its mix of sci-fi mythology, absurdist humor and political outrage. " -- FilmStew.com Posted Nov 14, 2007	Southland Tales (2007)	34%
	" *Treats sex slavery with roughly the same amount of tact and complexity with which the Jean-Claude Van Damme vehicle Hard Target* treated homelessness.*" -- FilmStew.com* Posted Oct 2, 2007	Trade (2007)	27%
1.5/5	" Next spurs unintended laughs." -- Metromix.com Posted Sep 29, 2007	Next (2007)	29%
	" In its nakedly revealed tremors of fear and insecurity, Affleck's tour de force is reminiscent of the similarly raw work of the late, great John Cazale." -- FilmStew.com Posted Sep 20, 2007	The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford (2007)	75%
	" Roman Polanski has a confounding two-scene cameo as a customs official who gives Carter and Lee a full cavity search. (Har har.)" -- FilmStew.com Posted Aug 10, 2007	Rush Hour 3 (2007)	20%
	" Doesn�t quite keep up with the grand showmanship and emotional complexity of the performance at its center, but has a few impressive tricks up its sleeve." -- Metromix.com Posted Jun 15, 2007	La Vie En Rose (2007)	75%
	" You leave the theatre feeling like you�re walking on air. And isn�t that all you can ask of any musical?" -- Metromix.com Posted May 24, 2007	Once (2007)	97%
	" Luc Besson's characteristic flair for visual expression here manifests itself in the most subdued way imaginable." -- FilmStew.com Posted May 22, 2007	Angel-A (2007)	43%
	" Alexander Payne strikes the same balance of snarky humor and sneaky empathy that has made his body of work so distinct in contemporary American cinema." -- FilmStew.com Posted May 22, 2007	Paris, Je T'aime (2007)	85%
2/5	" All but the most die-hard Texas Hold 'Em fans will be fighting the urge to snooze." -- Metromix.com Posted May 3, 2007	Lucky You (2007)	28%
	" *Only slightly less clumsy overall than Against the Ropes, but at least it plays to co-star Meg Ryan�s ability to suggest volumes of repressed emotion." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Apr 24, 2007	In the Land of Women (2007)	43%
	" *The smart conclusion contains a pair of twists that are actually plausible (rare these days), and, all in all, Fracture* is supremely solid stuff.*" -- Metromix.com* Posted Apr 20, 2007	Fracture (2007)	71%
	" Like those gleeful, inner-child-pleasing pulp-horror rides that Steven Spielberg and Joe Dante perfected a couple decades ago." -- Metromix.com Posted Apr 13, 2007	Disturbia (2007)	67%
	" Gary is the kind of guy who can actually score with the pick-up line, �Damn! And I thought I was good-looking!�" -- Metromix.com Posted Mar 30, 2007	The Lookout (2007)	87%
	" *Roger Waters' song is ultimately the work of a sell-out desperately trying to sound like a profound hippie prophet. As it happens, so is The Last Mimzy." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Mar 26, 2007	The Last Mimzy (2007)	53%
	" Not a fully great film, but damn near close; witty, charming, and ultimately rather touching." -- FilmStew.com Posted Mar 3, 2007	Avenue Montaigne (2007)	74%
	" The titular novel is written by an anonymous scribe who goes by the moniker Topsy Kretts (Get it? Like �Top Secrets�? Yeah, I didn�t laugh either.)" -- FilmStew.com Posted Feb 23, 2007	The Number 23 (2007)	8%
	" If it was Brad Pitt carrying the coffee and Halle Berry saying she�s not serious about him to a buddy, this movie would make over $100 million." -- FilmStew.com Posted Jan 25, 2007	Catch and Release (2007)	22%
	" *A sublime visionary achievement that not only outdoes Cuar�n�s previous high-water mark, Y Tu Mam� Tambi�n, but also manages to rank with other dystopian masterworks." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Jan 3, 2007	Children of Men (2006)	92%
	" In making the leap this holiday season from a Dame to a Broad, Judi Dench has chosen to apply her inestimable talents to a tried and true fork in the thespian road." -- FilmStew.com Posted Dec 28, 2006	Notes on a Scandal (2006)	87%
	" While Stallone is appropriately fiery in key scenes, it�s his way with the character�s tossed-off pearls of wisdom and one-liners that makes him especially endearing." -- FilmStew.com Posted Dec 20, 2006	Rocky Balboa (2006)	76%
	" *The idea of a Very Important Drama featuring rapper 50 Cent and vapid TV starlet Jessica Biel in major roles seems more like a gag straight out of Get Shorty." -- Metromix.com* Posted Dec 15, 2006	Home of the Brave (2006)	23%
	" *There�s good news for Jude Law fans. With The Holiday, the actor has taken a sad career song and started to make it better." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Dec 8, 2006	The Holiday (2006)	48%
	" *Ledger�s first film since the one-two punch of Brokeback* and Casanova reinforces the almost always accurate admonition �Just say no to drug addiction films.�*" -- FilmStew.com* Posted Dec 7, 2006	Candy (2006)	50%
	" *On screen, Gibson was a Lethal* purveyor of hot dogging lunacy. Behind the camera, he has now subverted that Riggs energy more masterfully than ever before.*" -- FilmStew.com* Posted Dec 7, 2006	Apocalypto (2006)	65%
	" The closest mirror image of Republican Mark Foley is Mr. Hector, an unconventional educator with a fondness for groping his students� while giving them motorcycle rides." -- FilmStew.com Posted Nov 22, 2006	The History Boys (2006)	63%
	" While fans of the HBO-born duo are already giving this a Thunderous �A,� for the rest of us it�s ultimately a Tendencious �B.�" -- FilmStew.com Posted Nov 21, 2006	Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny (2006)	53%
	" *Will Ferrell is a more than worthy heir to Lemmon, Hanks, Brazil�s Jonathan Pryce and Something Wild�s Jeff Daniels." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Nov 10, 2006	Stranger Than Fiction (2006)	73%
	" *Like Memento, Nolan's Prestige* is an ever-shifting hall of mirrors so masterfully executed that its emotional hollowness actually manages to be beside the point.*" -- FilmStew.com* Posted Oct 20, 2006	The Prestige (2006)	75%
	" An easy film to admire, but an impossible one to love." -- FilmStew.com Posted Oct 20, 2006	Flags of Our Fathers (2006)	73%
	" *Terry Gilliam�s first collaboration with Jeff Bridges yielded The Fisher King. This time around, it amounts to something a whole lot fishier." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Oct 18, 2006	Tideland (2006)	28%
	" *Daniel Craig's performance is of young-Brando intensity, and a Supporting Actor nomination would be this movie�s most credible shot at duplicating Capote�s Oscar glory." -- FilmStew.com* Posted Oct 13, 2006	Infamous (2006)	71%
	" Even though it's only two-thirds of a solid comedy, it doesn�t take a high-priced pollster to figure out that this is a far better ratio than a lot of other recent yukfests." -- FilmStew.com Posted Oct 12, 2006	Man of the Year (2006)	20%
	" The laughs here are so big - I�m talking doubled-over, fall-out-of-your-seat big - that they are meant to be shared in a theatre full of similarly helpless viewers." -- FilmStew.com Posted Sep 24, 2006	Jackass: Number Two (2006)	61%
	" *Stranger still, the usually brilliant Mark Ruffalo is spacey and awkward, as if the marijuana-addled scientist he played in Eternal Sunshine* has taken over the role.*" -- FilmStew.com* Posted Sep 21, 2006	All The King's Men (2006)	11%
	" We�re supposed to scratch our chins and ponder the faux wisdom of lines of dialogue like, �relationships: they either work or they don�t.� Who knew?" -- FilmStew.com Posted Sep 15, 2006	The Last Kiss (2006)	46%
	" Imbues tried-and-true movie musical archetypes with sly but never campy contemporary flourishes, in a way that would make Baz Luhrmann proud." -- FilmStew.com Posted Aug 25, 2006	Idlewild (2006)	48%
	" Captures, with both accuracy and fleeting optimism, those domestic arguments that end in either irritataed silence or half-hearted, good-enough-for-now reconciliation." -- FilmStew.com Posted Aug 24, 2006	Trust the Man (2006)	27%
	" A braver, more female-empowering movie would have Molly come to her senses and realize that Dupree, hygiene and career problems aside, is twice the catch that Carl is." -- FilmStew.com Posted Jul 14, 2006	You, Me and Dupree (2006)	22%
	" Hilarious digressions like these are bound to induce chuckles even among viewers who, as Bill Clinton would say, have never inhaled." -- FilmStew.com Posted Jul 7, 2006	A Scanner Darkly (2006)	67%
	" Less interested in reinventing the non-fiction wheel than in providing a rousing, addictively brainy good time." -- FilmStew.com Posted Jun 20, 2006	Wordplay (2006)	95%
	" *Creating hermetic worlds in a manner so reminiscent of Wes Anderson that the Rushmore* auteur should consider suing, Hess shows little affection for his characters.*" -- FilmStew.com* Posted Jun 15, 2006	Nacho Libre (2006)	39%
	" Each film throws two or three okay action scenes into an otherwise wobbly blend of macho posturing, philosophically windy chitchat and moldy archetypes." -- FilmStew.com Posted Jun 15, 2006	The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)	34%

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