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Total Reviews: 1408
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     (1946)      "(The filmmakers') creativity is both fantastic and organic, their imagery spellbinding and gorgeous, and their scripting clever and witty." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
     (1948)      "... one of the great films of innocence lost and a powerful portrait of the powerlessness of children in the adult world, where they are so often ignored or discounted." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1951)      "For all the spectacle, it is more abstract than involving and the film never pumps with the blood of romantic passion that flows through so many Powell movies." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (2008)      "Truth and guilt and responsibility are not just themes here, they are topics of debate and we keep returning to the seminar and the courtroom to hear those debates." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
     (2008)      "These are performances - and lives - lived in quotation marks." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
     (1919)      "Based on a scenario written by Fairbanks himself, it's a strange and surreal comedy..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1917)      "[Fairbanks] lands in a cauldron of royal cloak-and-dagger intrigue and faces it like a two-fisted American increasingly exasperated by the assassination attempts." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1918)      "Fairbanks is as charming as can be with a smile as big as all outdoors and a can-do spirit..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1916)      "Less a story than a succession of comic set pieces defined by Fairbanks' athleticism and unbridled joie de vivre..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
B
     (2008)      "David Frankel directs with a modesty and restraint that favors the people over the situations, and he really captures the chemistry of a family dog in the mix." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "It's a film more designed than directed." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
     (2008)      "A lot of viewers get caught up in trying to figure out what really happened, when in fact the film is more of a Rorschach test." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
B-
     (2008)      "There's a dark and demented little psychodrama of self-inflicted madness beneath the narrative contrivances." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C
     (2008)      "As director, [Bruce Campbell] trips through gory gags and gallows humor with more tenacity than talent, while onscreen he mugs shamelessly." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C+
     (2008)      "... beneath the cultural color and Spanish exclamations, the dilemmas and conflicts that swirl around the family gatherings are just like the holidays in every such movie." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1965)      "... one of the strongest and most entertaining anthology films to emerge from the 1960s." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (2008)      "(T)here is no stylistic thrill to this blunt object of a callous action film." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1999-2000)      "No show on TV better captured the subtleties or the dynamics of the high school caste system." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C+
     (2008)      "It creates quite the illusion of velocity but the confetti editing cheats the audience out of Hong Kong action maestro Corey Yuen's choreography and Statham's stiff, steely, strong-arm style of martial-arts fighting." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C-
     (2008)      "... stumbles awkwardly through the slapstick parade of brotherly body slams and sneaky kids and babies spitting up all over the maternally tone-deaf Kate..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "... it's not about story, it's about opportunities for stunts, and there are some terrific ones here, most of them impressive enough to forgive the arbitrariness of the script." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
A
     (2008)      "The most emotionally rich and cinematically thrilling film I've seen all year, a film that pulses with human life in all its terrible and beautiful irrationality." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C+
     (2008)      "... or all the emotional integrity and observational exactness, it's more social study than character drama." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B+
     (2008)      "... a rousing documentary on the real costs of petrochemical dependence and the practical alternatives within reach." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (2008)      "... pulses with human life in all its terrible and beautiful irrationality." [movie review]      Parallax View   
  
     (2008)      "... an action film where the flamboyant heroics occur only in fantasy and Van Damme's most daring stunt is a self-pitying monologue dropped into the middle of the movie." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
B+
     (2008)      "Tomas Alfredson's Swedish vampire film is a young love horror piece full of chilly moods and twisted allegiances..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
B+
     (2008)      "This is no historical portrait of ancient life but a dreamy reflection of 17th-century romanticism of the past..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C
     (2008)      "By the climax, which will tie your stomach in knots, Herman has turned Bruno into the innocent caught up in the nightmare and Jews into extras in his story." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
C-
     (2008)      "In this brand of comedy, nothing succeeds like excess, and this film is seriously deficient." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B
     (2008)      "... rapid-fire comedy and energetic parade of sight gags, delivered with visual invention and whiplash timing..." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1946)      "Lean fills Great Expectations with a wealth of visual detail and vivid characters and personalities... and he directs with a warmth and humor..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1966)      "Le Deuxieme Souffle is at heart a romantic fantasy of underworld loyalty and lives of calculated risk and violence anchored by brilliantly staged and shot set pieces..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (2008)      "... it is kind fun, in a junk-food crime fantasy sort of way." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C
     (2008)      "... a buffet of romantic comedy comfort food: the good old American standbys complemented by bland international dishes." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
B-
     (2008)      "... filmdom's Everyman geek of a director is a goofy, gooey romantic at heart. Emphasis on the gooey." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1983)      "... Videodrome is as contemporary and relevant as ever." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1934)      "[Anna] Sten plays Nana as either a conniving golddigger or girlish romantic but offers little nuance in between..." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1964)      "The funniest film ever made about nuclear holocaust..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1979)      "... a scrappy, vibrant musical portrait painted in the bold colors of rock itself: impassioned lyrics, power chords, crashing drums and smashing guitars." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1969)      "... a spurting blast of pulp and poetry choreographed into a ballet of violence." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1997)      "Hayao Miyazaki recasts the mythic tale of man's dominion over the earth with an animist mythology and a conservationist message..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1971)      "... as Inspector Harry Callahan, known to the squad as Dirty Harry, Eastwood turned his frontier persona into an urban cowboy on the mean streets of our urban world." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1941)      "This Spade is no stranger to the guile of shady clients and colorful suspects..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (1939)      "More than a movie classic, it's an essential part of the popular culture..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
     (2008)      "It's a little visually precious and obscure but still a marvelously wistful film of regret and retreat..." [movie review]      Seanax.com   
  
C
     (2008)      "[Gavin] O'Connor never captures the edge of danger, anger and moral stands being ground up in compromise." [movie review]      Seattle Post-Intelligencer   
  
     (1919)      "The epic drama is angry and tender and horrifying and touching, all of it conveyed by [Abel Gance's] powerful and delicate imagery and sophisticated techniques." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1958)      "... Welles was handed a pulp thriller and turned a straight commercial assignment into a baroque murder mystery directed with stylistic bravura." [dvd review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
  
     (1933)      "... an illusion of grand production values and produced and released... with a mix of high culture and popular showmanship." [movie review]      Turner Classic Movies Online   
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