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81/100
     A Nous La Liberte (1931)      "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  
  
73/100
     A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001)      "An often disjointed melange drawn from classic stories and old movies."       Brian Webster  
  
72/100
     Abandon (2002)      "Difficult to peg and just as hard to predict."       Brian Webster  
  
85/100
     Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)      "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  
  
65/100
     Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
74/100
     Aberdeen (2001)      "Contrived or not, anything that stirs raw emotions as Aberdeen does is worth a viewing."       Ryan Cracknell  
  
57/100
     Aberration (1997)      Click here to see the review.       Elspeth Haughton  
  
60/100
     The Abominable Dr. Phibes (1972)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
59/100
     The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas (1957)      Click here to see the review.       Scott Renshaw  
  
81/100
     About a Boy (2002)      "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  
  
58/100
     About Adam (2001)      Click here to see the review.       Ryan Cracknell  
  
81/100
     About Schmidt (2002)      "A one-note movie. But you’ve got to hand it to Jack Nicholson for playing that note so very well."       Brian Webster  
  
71/100
     Above the Law (1986)      "The most interesting item of all is a pair of alternate endings to the film."       Brian Webster  
  
71/100
     Above the Law (1986)      "Does it rise above the limitations of Hong Kong action cinema? Definitely not. Is it fun to watch? Most certainly, yes."       Brian Webster  
  
71/100
     Above the Law (1988)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
52/100
     ' Above the Rim (1994)      "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  
  
52/100
     ' Above the Rim (1994)      "There’s not a whole lot to this DVD release."       Wesley Lovell  
  
64/100
     Absence of the Good (1999)      Click here to see the review.       Ryan Cracknell  
  
90/100
     The Abyss (1989)      "A finely crafted film."       Elspeth Haughton  
  
62/100
     Acceptable Risk (2001)      "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  
  
87/100
     The Accused (1988)      Click here to see the review.       Jamie Gillies  
  
75/100
     The Acid House (1998)      Click here to see the review.       Kurt Dahlke  
  
73/100
     Across 110th Street (1972)      Click here to see the review.       Jeremy Heilman  
  
47/100
     Across the Universe (2007)      "chooses cheesy and nostalgic mis-en-scene over meaningful engagement with the musical material. A terrible disappointment."       Dan Jardine  
  
25/100
     Active Stealth (2000)      "Surprisingly low on camp, Active Stealth is mostly hindered by an abysmally slow pace and a virtually non-existent plot."       Ed Gonzalez  
  
21/100
     Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (2002)      "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  
  
21/100
     Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights (2002)      "The two-disc special edition DVD is packed with extras."       Cheryl DeWolfe  
  
85/100
     Adam's Apples (2007)      "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  
  
86/100
     Adam's Rib (1949)      "Adam’s Rib gives us writers, performers and a director all operating at peak levels of performance; it’s a classic comedy."       Dan Jardine  
  
76/100
     Adanggaman (2001)      "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  
  
87/100
     Adaptation (2002)      "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  
  
45/100
     Addams Family Reunion (1998)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
79/100
     The Adjuster (1991)      "Typical in only one way: It is a typically complex, intelligent and challenging Atom Egoyan film. "       Dan Jardine  
  
52/100
     The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984)      "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  
  
74/100
     The Adventures Of Elmo In Grouchland (1999)      "Kids who love Barney or the Muppets will undoubtedly feel right at home."       Cheryl DeWolfe  
  
48/100
     The Adventures of Pluto Nash (2002)      "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  
  
79/100
     The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994)      "This is a road movie with a difference."       Brian Webster  
  
72/100
     Adventures of Red Ryder (1940)      "Lovable old serial adventures from yesteryear."       Scott Weinberg  
  
68/100
     The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000)      "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  
  
68/100
     The Adventures of Sebastian Cole (1999)      Click here to see the review.       Ryan Cracknell  
  
78/100
     An Affair of Love (2000)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
67/100
     An Affair to Remember (1957)      "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  
  
86/100
     Affliction (1997)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
88/100
     The African Queen (1951)      "There are not two better actors to tackle these roles, and director Huston keeps their story moving without lulls."       Dan Jardine  
  
46/100
     After Dark, My Sweet (1990)      "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  
  
74/100
     After Stonewall (1999)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
53/100
     After the Storm (2001)      "As tedious as watching other people scuba dive."       Jaime N. Christley  
  
58/100
     After the Sunset (2004)      "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  
  
69/100
     Afterglow (1997)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  
  
57/100
     Against All Odds (1984)      Click here to see the review.       Brian Webster  

  
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