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5/5	"An audacious and insane experiment, a triumphant film." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jul 7, 2004	Russian Ark (2002)	88%
5/5	"*Free-associative, unreasonable and stubborn, unresolved, and elegiac in tone, In Praise of Love* is a great meditation on memory, aging, and love.*" -- F5 (Wichita, KS)* Posted Jul 5, 2004	In Praise of Love (2001)	53%
5/5	"Eraserhead is a work of rare genius and real bravery; it�s a comic nightmare we all have at once and whose meanings lay just out of reach." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 1, 2005	Eraserhead (1976)	89%
5/5	"Shot in 16mm and tightly photographed, the film is immediate and unflinching in its probity, its scenes ranging from the enormously cruel to the redemptive." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 16, 2004	Scenes from a Marriage (1973)	94%
5/5	"It's unique: a sci-fi feature wherein most of the exploration is done within the human soul, a kind of obverse of what we usually expect from the genre." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Oct 10, 2005	Solaris (1972)	97%
5/5	"There are masterpieces scattered among Bu�uel�s French films like confetti, but here one of cinema�s most brilliant directors made the most brilliant film of his career." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Aug 4, 2005	The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie (1972)	100%
5/5	"Hip, funny, and scary. A perfect film." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jul 6, 2004	Rosemary's Baby (1968)	98%
5/5	"Shame moves in deep waters: It shows, in the bleakest and most uncompromising terms, that the worst that war has to offer is the wounds it inflicts on the human mind." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Mar 6, 2004	Shame (1968)	69%
5/5	"One of cinema's truly unique visions... animated with a new kind of screen life." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 4, 2006	Playtime (1967)	100%
5/5	"*Visionary, insane, and barbarously funny; don't miss the chance to accept the challenge Weekend* is still dying to make.*" -- F5 (Wichita, KS)* Posted Feb 9, 2006	Weekend (1967)	94%
5/5	"Propaganda that transcends its own numbskull earnestness... When it connects, it's as poweful as anything you've ever seen." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jun 26, 2004	I Am Cuba (1964)	100%
5/5	"like people-watching from the point of view of a god" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 27, 2003	Tokyo Story (1953)	100%
5/5	"Tough, lyrical, and one the screen's great romantic tragedies." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jun 12, 2005	Casque D'or (1952)	100%
5/5	"the perfect vehicle for chronicling the small pleasures and disappointments that comprise the bigger enterprise of life" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 26, 2004	Early Summer (1951)	100%
5/5	"*Defined a style of filmmaking as surely as Potemkin* did. Renoir's lucid style manifests itself in a seemingly effortless craftsmansip still unequalled today.** " -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 20, 2004	The Rules of the Game (1939)	97%
5/5	"very likely the greatest film of one of cinema's greatest directors" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Feb 21, 2004	M (1931)	100%
5/5	"an important historical document in the histories of film and art, a work of the rarest poetry" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 22, 2004	L'Age D'Or (1930)	91%
5/5	"It was released in 1929, but it still has the power to make audiences cringe today and it may remain the most notorious 16 minutes of film ever made." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jun 18, 2005	Un Chien Andalou (1929)	100%
5/5	"*Arguably the most notorious 16 minutes of film ever made, Un Chien andalou* is still cinema's most potent manifesto of the irrational and the surreal.*" -- F5 (Wichita, KS)* Posted Jun 12, 2005	Un Chien Andalou (1929)	100%
5/5	"Maybe there's a movie more entertaining than Spies; it's possible. But if so, this is one critic who would like to know its name." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 1, 2004	Spies (1928)	100%
4.5/5	"stays with you long after the lights have come up in the theater -- how many recent movies can you say that about? -- and its horror and brilliance grow deeper with passing time." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Mar 18, 2006	Cach� (2005)	88%
4.5/5	"*There is very little in the cold, clear air of Brokeback Mountain* that isn't first rate [although] its argument may, for many of us, already seem strangely under- and overdone.*" -- F5 (Wichita, KS)* Posted Feb 9, 2006	Brokeback Mountain (2005)	87%
4.5/5	"It's not Dickens and it's not David Lean, either. This perverse retelling of a classic could only be the work of one filmmaker that I can think of. It's my boy Polanski." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Oct 10, 2005	Oliver Twist (2005)	58%
4.5/5	"Takes an absurdist approach to a sophomoric subject and wrings real laughs from it; a terrific comedy about lust, filmmaking, and the human psyche at its most clandestine." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jun 12, 2005	Sex is Comedy (2004)	70%
4.5/5	"Apted's emphasis is sometimes off, but the sheer wonder we feel as we watch these lives taking shape before our eyes eclipses any small complaints." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jun 12, 2005	The Up Series (2004)	n/a
4.5/5	"Like a fantasy project developed by a dirty-minded child, and we can all share in the adolescent stupidity and irresponsibility of it. It's a blast." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Oct 26, 2004	Team America: World Police (2004)	78%
4.5/5	"A freaking delight. Ruben keeps the threat both palpable and eerily undefined, and his payoffs are both ridiculously scary and hilariously unexpected." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Sep 30, 2004	The Forgotten (2004)	31%
4.5/5	"[Has moments of] delirious political comedy, and it functions as a thriller, too." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Aug 4, 2004	The Manchurian Candidate (2004)	82%
4.5/5	"The Chronicles of Riddick may not be a fully intentional success. But it travels in uncharted waters, and it's a garish, nutty, virtuoso entertainment just the same." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Jun 24, 2004	Chronicles of Riddick (2004)	29%
4.5/5	"*The best and most enjoyable English-language crime picture since Jackie Brown." -- F5 (Wichita, KS)* Posted Jul 5, 2004	The Good Thief (2003)	77%
4.5/5	"*The suspense is killing, but the sense of being in the hands of a skilled storyteller is relaxing, too. Out of Time* is a blast without making you work for it.*" -- F5 (Wichita, KS)* Posted Mar 19, 2004	Out of Time (2003)	66%
4.5/5	"Its strange vacillation between the hopeful and the arbitrarily cold is still a mystery to me... It's not a great film, but then again, it is." -- F5 (Wichita, KS) Posted Mar 8, 2004	The Triplets of Belleville (2003)	94%
4.5/5	"a realistic look at the ways in which mortality plays into the conscious and subconscious plans of the living" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 16, 2004	I'm Going Home (2002)	96%
4.5/5	"the most remarkable debut in recent experience" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 2, 2005	La Ci�naga (2001)	86%
4.5/5	"a high-water mark in '90s independent film" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jan 10, 2005	My Own Private Idaho (1992)	85%
4.5/5	"a rich and surprisingly peaceful coda to one of film's most illustrious careers." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 2, 2004	Fanny and Alexander (1982)	100%
4.5/5	"At its least it's an impassioned indictment of those who would exploit the powerless and at best a call to arms." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Oct 14, 2006	Harlan County, USA (1976)	100%
4.5/5	"true lovers of cinema will find in it an awesome example of screen craftsmanship of a sort that has vanished as surely as the way of life it portrays" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jun 1, 2004	The Leopard (1963)	100%
4.5/5	"*Jacques Demy�s 1961 classic Lola* is a breathtaking reminder of what magic in the movies used to mean. It's pure enchantment.*" -- Filmcritic.com* Posted Jan 27, 2004	Lola (1961)	88%
4.5/5	"Brakhage was a dyed-in-the-wool advocate of the use of film for other than narrative purposes, and the body of work he left behind is the real thing: true-blue experiment." -- PopMatters Posted Feb 11, 2004	By Brakhage: An Anthology (1954-2001)	100%
4.5/5	"the retro feel that the passing decades have bestowed upon it may make it even more enjoyable today than it was in 1953." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Dec 11, 2001	Mr. Hulot's Holiday (1953)	100%
4.5/5	"The Golden Coach, despite its preoccupation with the stage, is a distinctly cinematic experience." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Aug 22, 2004	The Golden Coach (1952)	100%
4.5/5	"The fact of Bresson's as yet undeveloped style, coupled with Cocteau�s fearless lyricism, produces a one-of-a-kind film. It�s irreproducible, a jewel." -- Filmcritic.com Posted Jul 3, 2004	Ladies of the Bois de Bologne (1944)	100%
4.5/5	"Spooky, light-hearted, and never less than a joy to watch" -- Filmcritic.com Posted Sep 29, 2003	The Devil and Daniel Webster (1941)	93%

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