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        A Scanner Darkly (2006)      "Bland reality becomes abstract: a visual representation of the way the movie's Substance D addicts observe their surroundings and themselves."       Mark Palermo  
        A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)      "The most densely layered science fiction film in years: a visionary bedtime story for adults."       Mark Palermo  
        Abandon (2002)      "Abandon’s tsunami of conflicting tones -- it’s quirky but humourless, studied but predictable -- frequently make it feel much stronger than it actually is."       Mark Palermo  
        About a Boy (2002)      "About A Boy is so smart in execution and tone that its abhorrent subject matter becomes irrelevant."       Mark Palermo  
        About Schmidt (2002)      "Director Alexander Payne and co-writer Jim Taylor steer through the material’s inherent trickiness by making it funny without reducing it to an insensitive freak show."       Mark Palermo  
        Accepted (2006)      "Though keeping worthwhile targets - like professors who want to see their most creative students fail - director Steve Pink lets his punk inspiration slide into standard school rivalries and unrelated slapstick."       Mark Palermo  
        Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (2002)      "An earnest Scrooge story with a heart covered in excrement."       Mark Palermo  
        Adaptation (2002)      "It’s an often hilarious endeavor that’s bizarre without reeking of calculated preciousness."       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)      "Never achieving comedic, satiric, or adventure serial heights, Pluto Nash has nowhere to go, and it doesn’t even care."       Mark Palermo  
        Adventures of Sharkboy and Lava Girl in 3-D (2005)      "Rodriguez assures that even this minor film can be overflowing with invention and comedic alertness."       Mark Palermo  
        Aeon Flux (2005)      "Weird pop-art becomes routine."       Mark Palermo  
  
5/5
     Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1973)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
2/5
     Airheads (1994)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        Akeelah and the Bee (2006)      "It's the kind of assured work that should be a filmmaker's breakthrough, but is so good-natured it's at risk of going unrecognized."       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     Akira (1988)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     Aladdin (1992)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        The Alamo (2004)      "When it feels like its winding to a close, [director] Hancock inserts a five minute scene of Dennis Quaid shaving, and then the movie goes on for another 20 minutes."       Mark Palermo  
        Alexander (2004)      "Alexander is an Oliver Stone movie first and an historical/action epic second."       Mark Palermo  
        Alfie (2004)      "Alfie talks into the camera like Ferris Bueller, hoping the viewer is petty enough to relate to his narcissism."       Mark Palermo  
        Ali (2001)      "A clothesline rundown of Muhammed Ali's life...so preoccupied with realism, it neglects to have a thesis."       Mark Palermo  
        Alien vs. Predator (2004)      "It’s marketing savvy that says making a movie people feel they have to see is reason to not bother making one people will want to see."       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     Aliens (1986)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     All of Me (1990)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
3/5
     All Over Me (1997)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        Alone in the Dark (2005)      "Little of Alone in the Dark makes Earthly sense, but it at least knows how to be bad in original ways."       Mark Palermo  
        Along Came Polly (2004)      "By not making up for its generic redundancies with inspired lunacy, the whole thing just plays like Farrely Brothers lite."       Mark Palermo  
        Alpha Dog (2007)      "What Cassavetes gets right is how young bravado - not machismo, but extending to boys and girls - often wards off feeling by fetishizing heartlessness."       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     Always (1989)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     Amadeus (1984)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        Amazing Grace (2007)      "Amazing Grace's examination of men in power moved to change risks ridicule and righteousness for a smart take on history."       Mark Palermo  
        Amelie (2001)      "Amelie is both brave and wise enough to consider happiness an emotion worthy of artistic taste."       Mark Palermo  
        American Dreamz (2006)      "Writer/director Chris Weitz almost makes a good movie about how the public's 21st century media influence means everybody believes they're entitled to die famous, but he steps short of getting anywhere."       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     American Experience - The Battle Over Citizen Kane (1995)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
5/5
     American Graffiti (1973)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     An American in Paris (1951)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        American Splendor (2003)      "The movie’s sober-minded empathy doesn’t stoop to the hipster crutch of ridiculing or revering Pekar’s everyman existence."       Mark Palermo  
        The Amityville Horror (2005)      "Unsuccessful but watchable, it's redeemed by occasionally reaching past mediocrity."       Mark Palermo  
  
2/5
     Amongst Friends (1993)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004)      "Due to the film, one has peace of mind in learning that if a companion is swallowed by an anaconda, its digestive process takes so long that it won’t eat you too soon."       Mark Palermo  
        Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004)      "Generally funny, but for the first half hour it’s hilarious."       Mark Palermo  
        Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera (2004)      "If you can get on its dank and heavy wavelength, the whole project is so aesthetically rich that it manages to transcend that it’s, at heart, a lot of dressed-up goofiness."       Mark Palermo  
  
4/5
     Annie Hall (1977)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
2/5
     Another 48 Hrs. (1990)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
  
2/5
     Another Day in Paradise (1998)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        The Ant Bully (2006)      "What wants to be fast paced and exciting ends up a chaotic, screechy thing."       Mark Palermo  
        Antwone Fisher (2002)      "It doesn’t amount to a whole lot, but it's frequently moving and reasonably well made."       Mark Palermo  
        Apocalypto (2006)      "Barely a good movie, in its visionary fury it becomes a great one."       Mark Palermo  
  
3/5
     Arachnophobia (1990)      No article available.       Mark Palermo  
        Are We Done Yet? (2007)      "The slapstick isn't sadistic. But that doesn't make this sequel's propensity of scenes where animals attack Nick, and moments where he learns the difference between a house and a home, more than inoffensive."       Mark Palermo  

  
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