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81/100 |
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A Nous La Liberte (1931) |
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"Deserves to come out from under the long shadows cast by Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times, and bask in the adulation of a whole new generation of filmgoers." | |
Dan Jardine | |
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73/100 |
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A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) |
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"An often disjointed melange drawn from classic stories and old movies." | |
Brian Webster | |
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72/100 |
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Abandon (2002) |
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"Difficult to peg and just as hard to predict." | |
Brian Webster | |
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85/100 |
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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) |
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"Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein shows off both the comedy team and the monsters at their best, ranking in my book with Ghostbusters as one of the best horror-comedies ever." | |
David Conner | |
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65/100 |
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Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955) |
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Brian Webster | |
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74/100 |
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Aberdeen (2001) |
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"Contrived or not, anything that stirs raw emotions as Aberdeen does is worth a viewing." | |
Ryan Cracknell | |
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57/100 |
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Aberration (1997) |
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Elspeth Haughton | |
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60/100 |
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The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1972) |
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Brian Webster | |
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59/100 |
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The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas (1957) |
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Scott Renshaw | |
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81/100 |
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About a Boy (2002) |
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"Peppered with witty and intelligent narration, this is a film where humour and drama comes from the ideas and the words much more than from the action." | |
Brian Webster | |
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58/100 |
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About Adam (2001) |
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Ryan Cracknell | |
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81/100 |
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About Schmidt (2002) |
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"A one-note movie. But you’ve got to hand it to Jack Nicholson for playing that note so very well." | |
Brian Webster | |
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71/100 |
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Above the Law (1986) |
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"The most interesting item of all is a pair of alternate endings to the film." | |
Brian Webster | |
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71/100 |
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Above the Law (1986) |
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"Does it rise above the limitations of Hong Kong action cinema? Definitely not. Is it fun to watch? Most certainly, yes." | |
Brian Webster | |
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71/100 |
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Above the Law (1988) |
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Brian Webster | |
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52/100 |
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' Above the Rim (1994) |
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"When you play with something this formulaic, you’re bound to trip upon a theme that has been endlessly explored and agonizingly overdone." | |
Wesley Lovell | |
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52/100 |
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' Above the Rim (1994) |
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"There’s not a whole lot to this DVD release." | |
Wesley Lovell | |
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64/100 |
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Absence of the Good (1999) |
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Ryan Cracknell | |
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90/100 |
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The Abyss (1989) |
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"A finely crafted film." | |
Elspeth Haughton | |
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62/100 |
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Acceptable Risk (2001) |
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"A Jekyll and Hyde thriller with low production values, cheesy acting and bad action sequences, yet it’s still manages to be entertaining – speaking in moderation, of course." | |
Ryan Cracknell | |
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87/100 |
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The Accused (1988) |
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Jamie Gillies | |
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75/100 |
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The Acid House (1998) |
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Kurt Dahlke | |
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73/100 |
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Across 110th Street (1972) |
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Jeremy Heilman | |
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47/100 |
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Across the Universe (2007) |
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"chooses cheesy and nostalgic mis-en-scene over meaningful engagement with the musical material. A terrible disappointment." | |
Dan Jardine | |
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25/100 |
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Active Stealth (2000) |
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"Surprisingly low on camp, Active Stealth is mostly hindered by an abysmally slow pace and a virtually non-existent plot." | |
Ed Gonzalez | |
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21/100 |
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Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (2002) |
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"Adam Sandler's goal may have been to provide a holiday movie with Chanukah as the central celebration, but it's not suitable for children and not entertaining to most adults." | |
Cheryl DeWolfe | |
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21/100 |
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Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (2002) |
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"The two-disc special edition DVD is packed with extras." | |
Cheryl DeWolfe | |
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85/100 |
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Adam's Apples (2007) |
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"The actors play this darkly funny material as if they are in a deadly serious Shakespearean drama, highlighting the situation's many absurdities" | |
Dan Jardine | |
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86/100 |
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Adam's Rib (1949) |
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"Adam’s Rib gives us writers, performers and a director all operating at peak levels of performance; it’s a classic comedy." | |
Dan Jardine | |
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76/100 |
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Adanggaman (2001) |
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"History is handled respectfully, acknowledging what happened and giving victims an honest and predominantly objective voice on one of the most degrading pages in the book of humankind." | |
Ryan Cracknell | |
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87/100 |
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Adaptation (2002) |
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"Leaps from one storyline to another chaotically, is constantly (but intelligently and for a purpose) self-referential, and there’s a whole lot more going on than the laughs." | |
Brian Webster | |
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45/100 |
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Addams Family Reunion (1998) |
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Brian Webster | |
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79/100 |
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The Adjuster (1991) |
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"Typical in only one way: It is a typically complex, intelligent and challenging Atom Egoyan film.
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Dan Jardine | |
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52/100 |
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The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984) |
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"This is one of the few instances where I would have preferred to see a tremendously extended version because what’s onscreen is promising but incomplete." | |
Jamie Gillies | |
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74/100 |
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The Adventures Of Elmo In Grouchland (1999) |
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"Kids who love Barney or the Muppets will undoubtedly feel right at home." | |
Cheryl DeWolfe | |
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48/100 |
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The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002) |
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"Flotsam in the sea of moviemaking, not big enough for us to worry about it causing significant harm and not smelly enough to bother despising." | |
Brian Webster | |
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79/100 |
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The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994) |
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"This is a road movie with a difference." | |
Brian Webster | |
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72/100 |
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Adventures of Red Ryder (1940) |
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"Lovable old serial adventures from yesteryear." | |
Scott Weinberg | |
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68/100 |
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The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000) |
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"If the shrill know-it-all squirrel and his oafish horned buddy aren't old friends, then you'll likely want to give this a miss." | |
Mike DeWolfe | |
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68/100 |
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The Adventures of Sebastian Cole (1999) |
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Ryan Cracknell | |
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78/100 |
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An Affair of Love (2000) |
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Brian Webster | |
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67/100 |
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An Affair to Remember (1957) |
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"Romantic and over the top, but Cary Grant excels in these situations and it almost saves a movie that seemed to lose its way." | |
Jamie Gillies | |
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86/100 |
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Affliction (1997) |
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Brian Webster | |
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88/100 |
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The African Queen (1951) |
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"There are not two better actors to tackle these roles, and director Huston keeps their story moving without lulls." | |
Dan Jardine | |
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46/100 |
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After Dark, My Sweet (1990) |
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"If you actually force yourself to sit all the way through After Dark, My Sweet, it'll almost certainly leave you feeling punch-drunk." | |
Brian Webster | |
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74/100 |
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After Stonewall (1999) |
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Brian Webster | |
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53/100 |
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After the Storm (2001) |
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"As tedious as watching other people scuba dive." | |
Jaime N. Christley | |
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58/100 |
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After the Sunset (2004) |
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"For people satisfied by a world of sound bites – it’s made entirely of scenes that might have looked good as storyboards, but are a tiresome mess when put together onscreen." | |
Brian Webster | |
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69/100 |
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Afterglow (1997) |
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Brian Webster | |
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57/100 |
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Against All Odds (1984) |
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Brian Webster | |
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