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A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) |
"A.I. exhilarates, frustrates and provokes: it's the most ambitious Hollywood movie in sight." |
David Ansen |
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About a Boy (2002) |
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David Ansen |
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About Schmidt (2002) |
"This road movie gives you emotional whiplash, and you’ll be glad you went along for the ride." |
David Ansen |
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Adaptation (2002) |
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David Ansen |
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Air Guitar Nation (2007) |
"[A] jolly, oddly compelling and genuinely suspenseful documentary." |
David Ansen |
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The Alamo (2004) |
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David Ansen |
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Ali (2001) |
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David Ansen |
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Alice et Martin (1998) |
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David Ansen |
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All The King's Men (2006) |
"All the King’s Men is grounded in Huey Long’s Louisiana, but the issues the novel so lyrically explores are universal." |
Jon Meacham |
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American Beauty (1999) |
"American Beauty is a very funny film that packs an unexpected emotional wallop." |
David Ansen |
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American Gangster (2007) |
"For all its grit, style and atmosphere, Gangster never sweeps you away. It has neither the lurid bravado of De Palma's "Scarface" nor the intimate grasp of the criminal lifestyle you find in Scorsese or Coppola." |
David Ansen |
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The American President (1995) |
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David Ansen |
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American Psycho (2000) |
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David Ansen |
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American Splendor (2003) |
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David Ansen |
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Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera (2004) |
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David Ansen |
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Angela's Ashes (1999) |
"As well-crafted and sensitive as it is, the movie remains one step removed from inspiration." |
David Ansen |
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Anger Management (2003) |
"Unless you're 15 at heart, you may need anger management yourself after sitting through this aggressively crass comedy, which alternates between mean-spirited slapstick and arbitrary uplift." |
David Ansen |
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Annie Hall (1977) |
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David Ansen |
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The Ant Bully (2006) |
"[T]he movie certainly means well, and its worthwhile message (teamwork is good, selfishness is bad) should penetrate the brains of kids old enough to stay in their seats and pay attention to it." |
Christy Lemire |
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Any Given Sunday (1999) |
"[Stone's] most entertaining movie in years." |
David Ansen |
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Anything Else (2003) |
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David Ansen |
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Apocalypto (2006) |
"The harder Apocalypto works to shock and excite you, the less shocked and excited you become, until you may find yourself beset by the urge to giggle." |
David Ansen |
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Arachnophobia (1990) |
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David Ansen |
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The Aristocrats (2005) |
"The first feel-good movie made out of fecal matter." |
David Ansen |
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Atonement (2007) |
"No two-hour film could ever capture all the riches of McEwan's masterly novel. But Wright and Hampton's Atonement comes tantalizingly close, while adding sensual delights all its own." |
David Ansen |
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The Avengers (1998) |
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David Ansen |
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Avenue Montaigne (2007) |
"Avenue Montaigne is a tasty specimen of Gallic comfort food: it's well-sauced, it goes down easy and it satisfies." |
David Ansen |
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The Aviator (2004) |
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David Ansen |
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Away From Her (2007) |
"Polley gets great work from the entire cast." |
David Ansen |
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