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        A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)      "If you're up for something as dark as the Brothers Grimm can truly be, A.I.'s a trip worth taking."       Kevin Maynard  
  
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     Aberdeen (2001)      "[A] frank father-daughter drama."       Kevin Maynard  
        About Adam (2001)      "About Adam is simply a pleasant diversion rather the paean to crazy-in-love classics it would so like to be."       Kevin Maynard  
        The Adventures of Felix (2001)      "Optimistically explores how vastly different people can come together, and how any journey is more about what happens along the way than simply getting from one place to another."       Kevin Maynard  
        The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000)      "Much of the humor is surprisingly sophisticated."       Cody Clark  
        All Over the Guy (2001)      "Loaded with smart, sarcastic one-liners and clever potshots at sexless studio movies like In & Out."       Kevin Maynard  
        All the Pretty Horses (2000)      "It's as if Thornton and scripter Ted Tally are so concerned with big themes and Old West mythology that they forget they've got to present a real live cowboy in order for any of it to work."       Lawrence Terenzi  
        Almost Famous (2000)      "Story threads weave tightly together without effort or artifice, and line after line of dialogue is naturalistic, clever, or perfectly timed."       Cody Clark  
        Along Came a Spider (2001)      "On some level, nearly every thriller asks viewers to suspend their disbelief. Along Came a Spider expects you to kick yours in the nuts, break both its legs, and not make hospital visits. You can't even send flowers."       Cody Clark  
        America's Sweethearts (2001)      "It's dull, two-dimensional, and totally toothless."       Kevin Maynard  
        American Beauty (1999)      "One of the edgiest movies of the year."       Richard T. Jameson  
        American History X (1998)      "A compelling, if somewhat choppy, tragic drama!"       Kevin Maynard  
        American Outlaws (2001)      "It takes a special kind of stinker to turn an up-and-comer with the wily presence of a young Steve McQueen into a tousle-haired action figure."       Kevin Maynard  
        American Pie (1999)      "Most of American Pie just isn't smart or clever enough."       Jeffrey Wells  
        American Pie (1999)      "Irresistibly raunchy!"       Kevin Maynard  
        American Pie 2 (2001)      "What was passably cute the first time seems much more puerile and shrill here."       Cody Clark  
        American Psycho (2000)      "The film's details are spot-on, its tone ludicrously ironic."       Michael Atkinson  
        An American Rhapsody (2001)      "Its emotional sweep is ultimately undercut by murky characterizations and generic plotting."       Kevin Maynard  
        Amores Perros (2001)      "Though unflinching in its savagery, Amores Perros is always compulsive viewing."       Kevin Maynard  
        Analyze This (1998)      "A killer comedy!"       Kevin Maynard  
        Angel Eyes (2001)      "An emotionally honest effort."       Michael Atkinson  
        Angela's Ashes (1999)      "If Parker had aimed more at capturing the author's unique voice, and worried less about getting the details right, his movie might have been extraordinary."       Cody Clark  
        The Animal (2001)      "Frequently it becomes boring."       Cody Clark  
        Anna and the King (1999)      "What it really lacks is dramatic juice."       Kevin Maynard  
        The Anniversary Party (2001)      "The movie's loaded with funny scenes that mix and match its players to good effect."       Kevin Maynard  
  
10/100
     Antitrust (2001)      "Scripted with a subtlety befitting Tinkertoys, directed in a manner that would shame the small-screen union hacks who rap out Xena: Warrior Princess, and acted with the sleepy glumness of a therapy session."       Michael Atkinson  
        Antz (1998)      "The computer animation is first rate and filled with the kind of "Wow! Look at that!" wizardry that is eventually going to make Toy Story look about as technically sophisticated as South Park."       Naomi Ryerson  
        Any Given Sunday (1999)      "Stone never simply make a point when he can make it 50 times with a hammer to the forehead."       Michael Atkinson  
        Anywhere But Here (1999)      "It's a relief to see Portman giving a realistic, moving performance."       Kevin Maynard  
        Apocalypse Now Redux (2001)      "The wealth of pure stuff here, as well as its new proximity to sociopolitical reality, makes Apocalypse Now Redux the best movie of the summer by far."       Michael Atkinson  
        Apt Pupil (1998)      "Flat, undistinguished workmanship!"       Michael Atkinson  
        Arlington Road (1999)      "A crisp, suspenseful thriller!"       Kevin Maynard  
        The Art of War (2000)      "Two hours' worth of painful stupidity, overt racism, and mind-battering noise and movement."       Lawrence Terenzi  
        The Astronaut's Wife (1999)      "It's a real space bomb."       Kevin Maynard  
        Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001)      "It has a sense of wonder."       Cody Clark  
        Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)      "Actually more fitfully silly fun than the original!"       Kevin Maynard  
        Autumn in New York (2000)      "A diaphanous daydream of clichés, predictable developments, strained romance, and frequently embarrassing dialogue."       Michael Atkinson  

  
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