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3/6	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Nov 13, 2008	Choking Man (2007)	45%
2/6	" Far too much of the film indulges in the sort of shrill alarmism that gives environmentalism a bad name." -- Time Out New York Posted Oct 9, 2008	Flow: For Love of Water (2008)	77%
1/6	" *Opening with a scene from a bad sitcom that turns out to be indistinguishable from the rest of the movie, Finding Amanda* limps before it�s even out of the gate.*" -- Time Out New York* Posted Jun 26, 2008	Finding Amanda (2008)	40%
2/6	" Wears a bit thin even at its brief length." -- Time Out New York Posted Jun 26, 2008	Full Grown Men (2008)	40%
2/6	" The dynamics are overfamiliar and the whole movie feels vaguely punitive, an exercise in human misery that�s not improved by director Anand Tucker�s rote tear-jerking." -- Time Out New York Posted Jun 5, 2008	When Did You Last See Your Father? (2008)	70%
3/6	" The movie never gains much narrative momentum and the religious elements remain a bit obscure to the uninitiated, but the fine Sufi music and skillfully crafted images make for pleasant-enough viewing." -- Time Out New York Posted May 29, 2008	Bab'Aziz - The Prince Who Contemplated His Soul (2008)	57%
3/6	" *Compelling as it often is, Anamorph* feels positively cloddish next to David Fincher�s Seven or Zodiac, with which it shares a fondness for shadowy rooms and dimly lit obsessions.*" -- Time Out New York* Posted Apr 17, 2008	Anamorph (2008)	26%
1/6	" Building up to what�s supposed to be a serious moral dilemma, the noisy final act borders on incoherence." -- Time Out New York Posted Apr 17, 2008	The Life Before Her Eyes (2008)	26%
3/6	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Jan 18, 2008	Longing (2006)	77%
3/6	" This absurdist black comedy from Norway is unlike any other movie you�ll see this year, but as allegory, it�s a bit too literal-minded." -- Time Out New York Posted Jan 18, 2008	The Bothersome Man (2007)	70%
2/6	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Nov 22, 2007	Milarepa (2007)	38%
3/6	" *Its heart firmly in the right place, O Jerusalem* proves an uneasy mix of history and fiction.*" -- Time Out New York* Posted Nov 15, 2007	O Jerusalem (2007)	30%
2/6	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Sep 22, 2007	Flannel Pajamas (2006)	52%
2/6	" Pathfinder�s main appeal will be to connoisseurs of gore, who will find no shortage of graphically rendered stabbings, shootings, smashings, severings and slicings." -- Time Out New York Posted Sep 22, 2007	Pathfinder (2007)	11%
1/6	" Much time is spent waiting for a methane-filled toilet to explode, an incident that only begins to approximate the visceral experience of watching this movie." -- Time Out New York Posted Aug 9, 2007	Daddy Day Camp (2007)	1%
3/6	" The movie has its share of wobbly moments, and the resolution feels a bit like a cop-out." -- Time Out New York Posted May 26, 2007	Amu (2005)	76%
2/6	" Even Money never quite achieves [Crash's] epic badness -- but Kim Basinger�s mortifying turn as the struggling writer is hysterical in every sense of the word." -- Time Out New York Posted May 19, 2007	Even Money (2007)	25%
3/6	" Like its hero, this unassuming comedy is nothing special to look at, but too sweet to despise." -- Time Out New York Posted Apr 21, 2007	The Valet (2007)	69%
3/6	" As befits the form, enjoyment of this film will depend almost entirely on one�s appreciation of the substantial anatomical charms of its lead actress." -- Time Out New York Posted Apr 14, 2007	The Glamorous Life Of Sachiko Hanai (2007)	30%
2/6	" Laden with false climaxes, the overstuffed plot leaves you exhausted well before the movie ends, and the amiable actors sleepwalk through their uninspired roles." -- Time Out New York Posted Apr 14, 2007	Deck the Halls (2006)	6%
2/6	Click here to read article -- Time Out New York Posted Feb 17, 2007	Masai: The Rain Warriors (2006)	63%
	" It's tough to be sure of anything in this murky experimental feature, which sadly fails to live up to its title." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 11, 2006	Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare (2006)	43%
	" This witless satire dares to take on the culture of -- get ready for this -- reality TV!" -- Village Voice Posted Aug 22, 2006	Surviving Eden (2006)	15%
	" *... Todd Verow's overstuffed Vacationland* promises more than it delivers in just about every sense.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Aug 2, 2006	Vacationland (2006)	0%
	" Kill Your Idols pulls a few punches, tempering its respect for No Wave values like extremity and contentiousness with a more 2006 concern for not actually offending anyone in particular." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 5, 2006	Kill Your Idols (2006)	38%
	" It's all pleasant enough, but the pretty pictures, languid pacing, and endless stretches of mood music eventually combine to soporific effect." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 25, 2006	Suite Habana (2006)	71%
	" The script, overly laden with red herrings, forces its characters into some improbable dilemmas...and the ambiguous ending feels inconsistent with the too tidy setup." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 14, 2006	Beautiful City (2006)	89%
	" Cabras and Molinari squander a golden opportunity to produce a spiritually oriented variation on the lightweight making-of genre." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 14, 2006	The Big Question (2006)	44%
	" It's tough to connect with the almost context-free displays of emotion, and a century into the era of psychoanalysis, there's little about the men's assorted troubles with mothers and fathers, wives and girlfriends, that comes as a revelation." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 14, 2006	Desert Wind (2006)	25%
	" The movie's most political aspect may be its quaint respect for the basic principles of evolution." -- Village Voice Posted Sep 6, 2005	A Sound of Thunder (2005)	8%
	" The filmmakers largely take Goebbels's injunction against 'aestheticizing experimentation' to heart, eschewing dialectical montage and allowing the clips to merely illustrate the diary entries." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 9, 2005	The Goebbels Experiment (2005)	94%
	" Another depressing reminder of how far the genre has fallen." -- Village Voice Posted Aug 9, 2005	Chaos (2005)	6%
	" Honkasalo's self-consciously high-art approach seems likely, at least for American audiences, to render an already remote conflict even stranger and more exotic." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 26, 2005	The 3 Rooms of Melancholia (2005)	70%
	" [Goldblum's] wildly improbable character is all too typical of the contrived plotting and reductive psychology that propel the script to its inevitable conclusion." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 22, 2005	Dallas 362 (2005)	56%
	" *Surprisingly cogent in its political analysis for much of the way, The Deal* falters with a halfhearted endorsement of incremental reform, proving not quite to have the courage of its own cynicism.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Jun 14, 2005	The Deal (2005)	21%
	" Raging Dove can't avoid the biodoc pitfall of fixating on its subject's personal saga to the virtual exclusion of all else; by the end it's essentially blaming the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for Abu Lashin's professional demise." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 12, 2005	Raging Dove (2001)	80%
	" [A] poorly organized mishmash of archival war films, scholarly chatter, and literary quotations." -- Village Voice Posted Apr 5, 2005	Voices in Wartime (2005)	81%
	" Never finds a way of extending its critique to the viewer." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 22, 2005	The Other Side of the Street (2005)	75%
	" It's difficult to remember a recent movie with less regard for spatial or temporal coherence." -- Village Voice Posted Feb 8, 2005	Boogeyman (2005)	13%
	" The film never explores the material consequences of the decisions these men make (only one woman figures prominently); Hoessli seems more interested in how world events affect the markets than on how the markets impact the world." -- Village Voice Posted Jan 5, 2005	Wall Street (2005)	n/a
	" Any film that credits itself as 'filmed and directed by the people of Iraq' deserves to be regarded with skepticism." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 26, 2004	Voices Of Iraq (2006)	60%
	" Do you ever long to recapture that childhood feeling of being trapped in a car with your family three hours after the air conditioner's conked out on a sweltering summer day?" -- Village Voice Posted Oct 12, 2004	Eulogy (2004)	33%
	" Dubiously aspiring to be a Mormon variation on Saving Private Ryan, this dull, static war movie follows five Allied soldiers trapped behind enemy lines in the waning days of World War II." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 12, 2004	Saints And Soldiers ()	66%
	" Veers deep into male-weepie territory even before the dramatic appearance of one character's baby picture provokes a climactic father-son confrontation." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 6, 2004	Around the Bend (2004)	29%
	" The constant cell phone chatter and pervasive split screen do little to prop up a limp, poorly structured screenplay." -- Village Voice Posted Jul 20, 2004	Flavors (2004)	47%
	" This nearly plotless movie follows the maiden voyage of NWA (a moniker that seems to be the extent of the film�s wit) through a torrent of stale ghetto jokes in the vein exhausted years ago by the Wayans brothers." -- Village Voice Posted Jun 1, 2004	Soul Plane (2004)	19%
	" Eventually gets bogged down in simplistic 'be yourself' moralizing destined to fail with its target audience." -- Village Voice Posted Mar 23, 2004	Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)	21%
	" *A ham-fisted satire on the American obsession with appearance, Made-Up* is ultimately self-defeating and even offensive.*" -- Village Voice* Posted Jan 20, 2004	Made-Up (2004)	41%
	" A flimsily scripted quest for hidden loot." -- Village Voice Posted Oct 14, 2003	Nine Dead Gay Guys (2003)	18%

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