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B	A Scanner Darkly (2006)	"Would be significantly more wearisome...were it not for Linklater's ability to tap into his source material's atmosphere of unsettling paranoia."	Nick Schager

C	Absolute Power (1997)	"Dunderheaded fantasy about noble thieves and corrupt commander-in-chiefs."	Nick Schager

	After the Sunset (2004)	"Behind the curve."	Nick Schager

C	Afterschool (2008)	"Once made ... Afterschool proceeds to regurgitate its thesis with all the grace of a lumberjack leveling a redwood."	Nick Schager

C+	Agnes and His Brothers (2006)	"Fitfully engaging but narratively messy."	Nick Schager

B+	Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer (1994)	"A damning portrait of cold-hearted greed."	Nick Schager

B+	Akira (1988)	"A furious spectacle of lush colors and dynamic movement."	Nick Schager

	The Alamo (2004)	"Laborious mush."	Nick Schager

B+	Alice (1988)	"Svankmajer's surrealist adaptation is a welcome antidote to the cute and cuddly Disneyfication of Carroll's iconic tale."	Nick Schager

C	Alien vs. Predator (2004)	"Unsurprisingly mediocre."	Nick Schager

B-	All the King's Men (1949)	"While [Crawford's] full-bodied performance still holds up nearly six decades later, the rest of Robert Rossen's Best Picture winner has lost a good deal of its fierce luster."	Nick Schager

D+	Along Came Polly (2004)	"Inane, inorganic and predictable from the start."	Nick Schager

	Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera (2004)	"Deserves to be locked up in a dank, water-filled dungeon and left to molder."	Nick Schager

B+	Andy Goldsworthy - Rivers and Tides: Working With Time (2003)	"An absorbing portrait of a unique artist�s professional and personal communion with nature."	Nick Schager

C	Any Which Way You Can (1980)	"Perhaps the most disposable film Eastwood has ever made."	Nick Schager

B-	Apocalypto (2006)	"Overflowing with hackneyed but thrilling blockbuster-familiar moments, the majority of which, in another context, could have proven entirely comfortable in a mid-'80s Schwarzenegger vehicle"	Nick Schager

D	April Fool's Day (1986)	"I�ve seen this film before�as an episode of The Golden Girls."	Nick Schager

A-	Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theatres (2007)	"There's ultimately something exhilarating -- and, dare I say, liberating? -- about the film's chaotic avant-garde energy."	Nick Schager

B-	Art School Confidential (2006)	"Fails to find a suitably funny or illuminating target at which to direct [its] mordant negativity."	Nick Schager

C-	Ask the Dust (2005)	"Generates all the heat of a snow cone."	Nick Schager

	The Asphalt Jungle (1950)	"A preeminent example of tough-guy cinema."	Nick Schager

A-	Assault on Precinct 13 (1976)	"As formally compact and rigorously efficient as anything the genre filmmaker ever made."	Nick Schager

C+	Atonement (2007)	"A lushly shot, proficiently performed, and largely stultifying period piece that invites only mild, detached admiration."	Nick Schager

C-	Audrey Rose (1977)	"A possession thriller...that replaces Christian claptrap for Hindi hokum."	Nick Schager

C-	Awake (2007)	"Makes one want to assume a state of mind opposite to the film's title."	Nick Schager

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